Insulin Cooler Travel Bag with Gel Pack

The insulin warms up before the plane has even landed.

Anyone who depends on insulin every day knows the uneasy feeling of looking in their travel bag: Is it staying cool enough? Will the gel pack last? This cooling case made of lightweight EVA material keeps insulin within a safe temperature range of 2 to 24 degrees Celsius for up to 24 hours - without electricity, ice, or hassle. Whether you're traveling by plane, train, or car, the compact 20x7.5x6 cm case fits in any handbag and is always close at hand.

Benefits

• No more worrying about effectiveness: Insulin stays within the correct temperature range for up to 24 hours - even while traveling, no one needs to check whether the medication is still intact.
• No more lugging around bulky coolers: The lightweight EVA case slips discreetly into a handbag - travel is no longer made harder by cumbersome cooling accessories.
• No more uncertainty in changing travel conditions: Reliable insulation protects the contents equally well in summer and the transitional seasons - travelers don't have to worry about temperature fluctuations.

Specifications

• Material: EVA
• Dimensions: 20 x 7.5 x 6 cm
• Temperature range: 2–24 °C (with chilled gel packs)
• Cooling time: approx. 12 hours in summer, approx. 24 hours in spring or fall
• Colors: Black, red, green

How to use

1. Prepare: Chill the gel pack in the freezer for at least 8 hours before your trip, until it is completely frozen.
2. Pack: Place the chilled gel pack in the case, put insulin pens or vials beside it, and close the case.
3. Take it along: Stow the case in your carry-on, backpack, or handbag - it stays compact and fits through any security checkpoint.

Pro tip: For long flights, freeze two gel packs and alternate them, switching them when you change planes - this keeps the contents cool even on connecting flights lasting several hours.