Yarwo Insulin Cooler Travel Case with 2 x TSA Approved Ice Packs, Diabetic Supplies Organizer Insulated Cooling Bag for Insulin Pens, Syringes and Diabetes Testing Kit, Lightweight for Trip, Black

Wonderful for travel around town or on trips. Two ice packs lets me rotate daily. Insulin stays safely cool throughout the average day. On super hot days of over 90, I may have to switch ice packs in the middle of the day. Very durable. Very affordable and easily fits in the straps of a Sash brand bag. Have used mine both with syringes /vials in a silicone sleeve and also with insulin pens and pen needles for the last few years.

The case has two frozen packs that keep my medicine cold all the time it works great looks great

I bought this case for an international trip I was going to take and had no problems with TSA when it was time to board. It comes with two ice packs but in reality only one keeps it cool, if you will be out longer then the two ice packs will be ideal. This case is sleek and discreet

This works roughly as advertised, and for the price, it is not bad. As noted by other reviewers, the space inside with the ice packs in place is reduced. It is certainly enough for a few insulin pens as shown in the picture. In my case, I used it to transport some specialty eye drops that must be kept cold, and the fit was tight. Nevertheless, I can fit at least two of the small drop bottles in there. On my recent trip, I froze the ice packs overnight, and put my eyedrops in the case at around 9 a.m. Then I went to the local office to work for a few hours, and I placed the whole case, closed, in a fridge (not a freezer), to keep it cold as long as possible. I put the case in my carry-on bag, surrounded by clothes, at around 5 p.m., and made it home at around midnight. So, altogether, the case was subject to ambient temperature for about 7 hours, of which about 5 were in air-conditioned spaces. The weather outside was in the 80s, and the suitcase was exposed to that for maybe one hour, at most two. When I arrived home, the drops were still cold, but the ice packs had thoroughly softened and were just cool. In conclusion, the case should be adequate provided that what you're transporting is small and does not need to be frozen, that the time the case remains unrefrigerated does not exceed some 6-8 hours, and that during that time the case is not exposed to very high temperatures.

Insulin stayed cold for 12 hrs while in suit case. When not in use I leave in freezer so they stay extra cold

It's a great way to travel with your insulin, the cold backs stay cold even during our troops to Florida. I usually put the case and insulin right in the hotel fridge.

The case came on the expected day. It is really pretty and very sturdy. It is actually bigger than I thought but that’s a good thing. I would recommend this case to anyone that needs it. The price is very good for what you get.

It stayed cold during my 16-hour travel.

perfect for travel under 8hrs

Perfect size for one or two pens and a handful of needle tips. Zipper is strong and reliable. Great product.

I went to Mexico for my honeymoon and used this to carry my insulin pen around. It definitely keeps it cold for quite some time as long as you have the ice pack and is in a crossbody or small purse. Worth the purchase!

This item was great quality and was just a pictured/described. It held my injector and supplies perfectly, and fit into my purse comfortably. My only complaint is that the ice pack did not stay frozen for very long -- it completely thawed to room temperature during our 4 hour flight, so we had to quickly find ice to pack the injector in as soon as our flight landed.

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