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I use this! You freeze it overnight before you fly and it keeps it cold all day.
PackIt Freezable Classic Lunch... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B078H9VRTZ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share
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You can also get ice from a restaurant in the terminal or the flight attendant. So, ice packs in the car (then those melt). Ice from airport for flight duration. Ice from home airport for drive home (if needed).
I agree. I brought a mini cooler with ice packs. The ice packs MUST be frozen (not thawed) or TSA won't let them through since they somehow count as liquids when they're thawed. I got extra ice from the waiter/waitress in the terminal and the flight attendants on the flight to make sure the milk was extra cold throughout the trip.
I travelled home from a vacation in Europe with a 1 week’s worth of pumped breastmilk. I froze it in small amounts (3oz bags) laying flat, bought an insulated cardboard cooler and ordered for dry ice to be delivered to my hotel room the night before my flight. And when you pack the cooler, use newspaper to fill the rest of the box if it’s a little big as newspaper helps it to stay cold. Then you just seal it tightly and mark it “human milk” (or “breastmilk”) and you are allowed to check it free of charge when flying.
On top of ice packs freeze whatever milk you can.
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Yeti cooler and ice packs. Will stay ice cold