Personal AC Gadgets

Frost Blast Pro

A personal cooling device sold via social-media ads, claiming to lower temperatures by 30°F in minutes.

Evaporative CoolingD2C Only

We were not able to independently test this device ourselves. The findings below cite a documented consumer-protection investigation into this seller's marketing.

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What we found

Inventor backstoryUnverifiable — no evidence a "former NASA scientist named Steve" exists

PricingSold for $89–$99; described as a rebrand of a ~$20 generic cooler

BillingCustomer reports of undisclosed "VIP Membership" recurring charges

What the manufacturer claims

Claims to lower temperatures "by 30°F in minutes," cool a room up to 400 sq ft for 12+ hours per charge, and use "98.7% less energy than traditional AC."

What we found

A fabricated inventor story and a marked-up generic product

A documented investigation (malwaretips.com, citing journalist Jordan Liles' reporting) found no verifiable evidence for the ads' claimed "former NASA scientist named Steve" behind the product, and identified the device as a rebrand of a generic cooler otherwise available on Amazon for roughly $20 — sold here for $89–$99.

Manufactured urgency and undisclosed recurring billing

The same investigation documented "limited time offer" and "only 50 left in stock" artificial-urgency messaging, doctored testimonial screenshots, and customer reports of being enrolled in a recurring-charge "VIP Membership" they say they did not knowingly agree to.

The original sales operation appears to be defunct

Every known sales domain now leads nowhere

When we checked the product's domains while sourcing a photo for this page, we found the primary sales domain, frostblastpro.org, no longer connects — it fails to load. We also checked three other funnel-site URLs previously associated with this product — frostblastpro-portableac-usa-order-now, frostblast-pro-portable-ac-buy, and frostblastpro-portable-ac, all hosted on .company.site domains — and every one now shows an explicit "The website is not available" message. As of this review, the entire original sales operation for this product appears to be defunct or abandoned; it now survives only through third-party Amazon and eBay resale listings, not through the brand's own storefront.

Named journalist, documented fabrications

Journalist Jordan Liles' investigation, as reported/cited via malwaretips.com, is the source behind the fabricated "NASA scientist Steve" backstory and the $20-generic-device markup already noted on this page. The same investigation also documented doctored testimonial screenshots — fake 5-star review images — used in the product's marketing.

Frequently asked questions

Is Frost Blast Pro still being sold?

Not through its own storefront, as far as we could determine. Every original sales domain we checked is now dead or shows a "not available" message. Any current availability appears to be limited to third-party Amazon or eBay resale listings, not the brand's own site.

Was there really a NASA scientist behind this product?

We found no verifiable evidence for one. Jordan Liles' investigation likewise found no evidence the claimed "former NASA scientist named Steve" exists — it appears to be a fabricated backstory attached to a rebranded generic device.

Sources

Sources: Jordan Liles investigative reporting (via malwaretips.com); direct verification of the product's sales domains (conducted by our team).

Looking for something we'd actually recommend?

We can't recommend Frost Blast Pro. If your actual goal is cooling a room, here's a real, well-reviewed option from an established brand instead: LG Dual Inverter Window Air Conditioner.

What it actually is: a real, ENERGY STAR-certified window air conditioner with an inverter compressor, from an established global appliance manufacturer.

Why we trust it: LG is a decades-established global manufacturer with a long, verifiable history in the window-AC category — the opposite of a brand-new funnel-site brand with no track record.

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