Upgraded Insulin Cooler Travel Case for Diabetics

As a diabetic patient, I understand the daily hassles of insulin injections. After trying countless diabetes supplies that never quite hit the mark, a spark ignited within me—why not build a brand that actually meets the needs of people with diabetes? Through Tryfree, I long for every user of our products to not just manage their condition but to savor every moment, to break free from limitations, and to embrace a life of boundless joy and freedom.

This latest upgrade insulin cooler travel bag comes with a real-time temperature display screen, allowing you to check the temperature inside the bag without opening it every time. This feature ensures proper cooling and makes things simpler for you. To help diabetic patients with their portable travel needs, we offer two types of straps: a shoulder strap and a wrist strap. We suggest taking the insulin refrigerated case along on your travels in case of emergency needs, and these two straps can facilitate your travel anywhere.

No electricity is required to keep the insulin cool. Simply put two long-lasting cooling packs (TSA Approved) in the diabetic cooler bag after freezing for 7-8 hours. When the outdoor temperature is below 86°F, it can keep insulin at 35.6-46.4°F for 5-8 hours and maintain a low temperature (below 77°F) for over 24 hours.

The high-quality EVA material that is pressure-resistant and waterproof, plus two high-density PE partitions inside, provide a safe and sturdy storage space for your insulin and medical supplies. You can conveniently place your insulin pens, blood glucose meters, test strips, needles, used medical waste, and more inside.

To use the cooler, follow these simple steps: 1. Put the ice pack into the freezer for about 7-8 hours until it hardens; 2. Put the medicine and the frozen ice pack into the bag and start cooling. Note: Insulin cold ice packs can be reused for at least 2-3 years and can be frozen for future use when not in use.

The cooler can keep insulin cool for 24 hours when the room temperature is 2-28°C (35-82°F) and for 8-12 hours when the room temperature is 28-35°C (82-95°F). To ensure the ice packs stay cooler for longer, you can freeze them for 8-12 hours before going out with your cooler.

The digital thermometer included with the cooler can be used continuously for about 2-3 years. When the battery is exhausted, simply open the back cover of the thermometer and replace the two LR44 button batteries to continue using it immediately.

Inside the sturdy packaging box, you will find the cooler bag with a digital thermometer, two 180g ice packs, a shoulder strap, and a hand strap. This high-density EVA material cooler, with its waterproof fiber outer layer, thermal insulation aluminum foil, and pearl cotton, can protect your insulin from damage to the greatest extent.

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