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Maybe - do you have a need to ship something that needs to be kept warm (not hot!) from/to someplace that also needs to ship something that needs to be kept cold? I can't think of anything like that but I'm sure it exists. However the logistics of getting that supply chain and the medical supply chain next to each other is hard.

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>do you have a need to ship something that needs to be kept warm (not hot!) from/to someplace that also needs to ship something that needs to be kept cold?

Burritos and ice cream :-)

Burritos need to be kept hot, not warm. The warm is great temperature to breed harmful bacteria.

Warm is also great for useful bacteria, like lactobacillus. I keep my ginger bug mother jar in the cabinet above my fridge.

So almost totally OT question here. Last week I was cleaning out some bottles that had held home made ginger ale (I had filled the bottles with water after drinking) and I noticed that one of them had a goopy, SCOBY-like structure floating in it. Was that the ginger bug?

Never made ginger ale from a mother, always used fresh ginger, but I should try it some time.

Drinks and towels for first class?

Live animal + tissue sample? Is that anything?

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