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Since there is a special liquid in it, can it be frozen? If so, it won't be damaged? I am afraid, because if i order it, it will be stored in parcel machine, which is located outside where is cold.
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No, it won't damage the iOpener. The iOpener is like an icepack/hotpack.
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@jri_creator is about right. The iOpener contains Glycerol. So let's say iFixit had the glycerol mixed with water at a common 64/36 or a 2:1 solution, the freezing point will be in the -40 deg C (-40deg F :-) region. Even then it will not freeze but turn into a very thick and viscous liquid. Also, there is minimal expansion only, so the risk of rupturing is low. Check it out.....:-)
Ind. Eng. Chem. 1925, 17, 9, 924
Publication Date:September 1, 1925
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Extreme temperatures can destroy anything I will comment my real answer on this in a moment
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Yes most likely but only VERY cold or warm temperatures
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@lankerst how cold is cold ;-) ? Excellent Question
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