Frozen WaterBricks can be placed in the fridge to extend the life of perishable foods or medications in case of a power outage.  When they melt, unlike ice, you’ll have a fresh clean supply of emergency water on hand.  Reduce the worry of losing food or important medications that are hard to replace right after an emergency.

“Insulin can be kept at room temperature for 30 days. Most diabetes medications don’t require refrigeration. However, a person may be taking other medications that do require refrigeration. If so, the following strategy can be used to keep medications cold: 1. Keep ice or frozen cold packs in the freezer and a small ice chest handy 2. If power goes out, medications that need to be refrigerated can be kept cold by placing them in the ice chest along with the ice or frozen cold packs.”