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Accessibility statement

Finding a nearby seller should not depend on how someone navigates, reads, enlarges or interacts with the website.

Last reviewed September 2, 2026

Find Dry Ice is working toward the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 Level AA as a practical design and testing target. This statement describes our approach; it is not a blanket claim that every page or third-party destination is fully conformant.

Accessibility built into the site

Keyboard accessNavigation, search controls, links and buttons are intended to work without a mouse.
Clear structurePages use landmarks, headings, lists, labels and descriptive link text to support efficient navigation.
Visible focusInteractive elements show a focus indicator so keyboard users can follow their position.
Readable presentationText, spacing, contrast and responsive layouts are designed to remain usable on smaller screens and with enlarged text.
Reduced motionThe site respects a browser or device preference for reduced motion where animation or smooth scrolling is used.
Skip navigationA skip link lets keyboard and screen-reader users move directly to the main page content.

Location access is optional

You do not need to grant device-location permission. Enter a city or ZIP code, open a city page or browse the state directory instead. If the location button cannot be used with your browser or assistive technology, these alternatives provide the same seller records without requiring precise coordinates.

Third-party content

Supplier websites, telephone services and map directions are operated by other organizations. Their accessibility is outside our control. If a third-party destination creates a barrier, you may still use the business name, address and public phone information displayed on the Find Dry Ice listing.

Known limitations and ongoing work

The directory is expanding, and accessibility checks continue as new search tools, states, advertisements and listing formats are introduced. Automated tools can identify some problems, but they do not replace keyboard, zoom, screen-reader and real-user review.

Some business-source language, product terminology or external link text may be technical because it reflects information published by the seller. We aim to provide clear context without changing the meaning of the source.

Report an accessibility barrier

Email [email protected] with “Accessibility” in the subject line. Please include the page address, what you were trying to do, the problem encountered and, if you are comfortable sharing it, the browser or assistive technology involved.

We will review the issue and look for a reasonable way to provide the information or correct the barrier. Accessibility feedback is used for that purpose and handled according to our privacy policy.