DISONCARE 60H Insulin Cooler Travel case Temp Display Medication Cooler for Medicine Travel TSA Approved Ice Pack Diabetic Medical Cooler Diabetes Bag EpiPen with QR Medical Tag（White）

As someone who is insulin-dependent and constantly traveling for work, this product has been an absolute game-changer. It gives me peace of mind knowing that my insulin is always protected and kept at the right temperature—no matter where I am in the world.I’ve taken it on 24-hour flights and never once had to worry. The built-in temperature monitor is truly a lifesaver. For anyone whose life depends on insulin, I can’t recommend this product enough. It’s reliable, well-designed, and gives you one less thing to stress about while traveling.

This is a great value for my money. The storage capacity works perfectly for me. With the frozen tube in the bottle it stays at 36 degrees Fahrenheit for me and I live in South Florida. I can fit my lantus insulin vials perfectly even with silicone protective sleeves on them. I can also fit a few additional preloaded insulin syringes. The weight is less than an insulated water bottle. Plus the red color makes it more appealing to me. This was worth every cent in my opinion and my favorite part is the ability to check the temperature.

Adorable color, constant temperature monitoring, just a great product. It fits in my bag as easily as a water bottle. Even has QR code tag just in case you lose it!

I ordered this to use while travelling. I am very pleased with its effectiveness.I recently used this to keep my Forteo medication cold while flying and an overnight hotel stay before boarding a cruise. The Forteo needs to be kept between 34°-47° F. When using the blue "freezer" Biogel container, it kept the interior of the container within range for more than 36 hrs. When I used the white container and filled it with chipped ice and water it kept it in range for about 12 hrs. Once the chipped ice melted the temperature increased fairly rapidly. I tested it with just very cold ice water with no ice chips and it kept it within range only for about 6 hrs. After 6 hrs it started to increase the temperature above 47°F. If your medication can go above that temperature it still maintained below 65° for a few more hours.I will be taking a 6 day bus tour in the fall and will not be able to freeze the biogel pack every night. This let me know I will need to make sure I have ice chips in the water container during the daytime on the bus to keep the temperature below 47°.I had no problems going through security at the airport with either the Biogel container or the one with ice and water.I look forward to being able to travel without concerns with my medication.

Great product and well made. Cared for my insulin as I travelled across the world without issues.

Didn’t know these existed but what a huge benefit it is to have. I went on vacation in January and it held my injection, kept it cold and I had no issues with TSA. The temperature gauge on the lid was nice and reassured me that after hours of traveling me medicine wasn’t going to be spoiled by the warm temperature. I’ve only used it that one time but what a difference it made. If you travel often and need your injectables cold I highly recommend. Just check to make sure your med will fit. On the listing it shows the most common meds and how many of each will fit into this sized container.

The advertisement claims this case will keep cold for up to 60 hours. There is a 48-hour cold pack and a 12-hour cold pack; when both are used, 48+12=60 hours. The only thing is both cold packs will not fit into the unit. It's one or the other. The 12-hour cold pack is actually an emergency water bottle and nothing more. The instruction manual stated that it can be filled and frozen to extend storage another 12 hours in an emergency. It takes time for water to freeze so... not sure what they had in mind with this. Printed on the emergency water bottle is DO NOT FREEZE. It will serve my purpose, just not up to 60 hours.

I use this for traveling with insulin. I also purchased a second bio-gel freezer insert to extend its use. I recommend you test it before you depend on it. I tested it, and got good results, 27-30 hours of “refrigerator” temperature. Definitely choose the version with the lid that displays the internal temperature—that’s the only way you know the temperature for sure. I feel comfortable traveling with it, and hotels I have visited had no problem freezing my second bio-gel insert. Mine came with an emergency “ice water” insert, and I got about 4 hours of cool on that—good for the intention of an emergency. Overall, it’s a good solution at a reasonable price when you but the second bio-gel. I took a star off because I contacted the company Dison with a question, and never heard back. Unsurprisingly, I now get marketing email from Dison. So don’t count on customer support.