Keeping Gel packs in the car--effects of heat on product

[Daddyo]

Hi,
I'm a noob here as I mention in my other post--I poked around and didn't see this topic so here goes: I have been keeping a couple gel packs of Chikara in my car, and was wondering, here in SoCal where I live, if my car is parked in the sun it gets quite hot inside(the gel packs aren't in the direct sun, but still . . .). Does the heat have any adverse effects on the effectiveness of the product?

Thanks in advance.

[Bruce]

IMO, if the heat is not direct sunlight and not hot enough to burst the packets, you are OK.

[Arrow]

In my experience with gel packs, sometimes heat will thin the gel down a bit and make it a little runny. Body heat does this too (from carrying in your pocket) But it has no effect on how the product works.

Just don't torch it with direct heat.

[Bruce]

Good point. Easier to apply when at room temperature.

[Daddyo]

Great--thanks!