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Insulin Cooler Bag Travel Cooler with Gel Pack
Insulin Cooler Bag Travel Cooler with Gel Pack
Regular price
$34.95 USD
Regular price
$64.95 USD
Sale price
$34.95 USD
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The insulin warms up before the plane has even landed.
Anyone who relies on insulin daily knows the uneasy feeling when looking into the travel bag: Is the cooling enough? Will the gel pack last? This cooling bag made of lightweight EVA material keeps insulin within the safe temperature range between 2 and 24 degrees Celsius for up to 24 hours – no power, no ice, no hassle. Whether on a plane, train, or car: The compact bag measuring 20x7.5x6 cm fits into any handbag and is immediately ready to use.

Advantages
- No more worrying about effectiveness: The insulin stays within the correct temperature range for up to 24 hours – no one has to constantly check if the medication is still intact while on the go.
- No more lugging bulky cool boxes: The lightweight EVA case disappears inconspicuously into your handbag – travel is no longer hindered by cumbersome cooling accessories.
- No uncertainty with changing travel conditions: The reliable insulation protects the contents equally well in summer and transitional seasons – travelers no longer have to worry about temperature fluctuations.
Specifications
- Material: EVA
- Dimensions: 20 x 7.5 x 6 cm
- Temperature range: 2–24 °C (with cooled gel packs)
- Cooling duration: approx. 12 hours in summer, approx. 24 hours in spring or autumn
- Colors: Black, Red, Green

Usage
- Prepare: Cool the gel pack in the freezer at least 8 hours before the trip until it is fully frozen.
- Insert: Place the cooled gel pack inside the bag, position insulin pens or vials alongside, and close the bag.
- Take along: Store the bag in hand luggage, backpack, or handbag – it remains compact and fits through any security check.
Pro tip: For long flights, freeze two gel packs alternately and swap them during layovers – this keeps the cooling stable even on multi-hour connecting flights.
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