Insulin Travel Cooler Bag, with 2 Ice Packs (2024 Larger Design) Insulated Diabetic Organizer Medicine Case (X-Large)

I needed this kit for a trip. A kit that had a place for all my diabetic testing supplies and 2 insulin pens and their prospective needles. Everything fits nicely and the quality ice packs are really nice. Delivery was quick; would recommend.

I haven't used it for longer travel so I don't know how long it will stay cold but it looks very promising. What I liked is the size, protection of the vials and that it actually can hold more than it says. It was just what I was looking for.

Was going on a long train ride and needed something small to keep insulin cold. It was perfect.

What I like about it:- Appears well made and attractive- Has ice packs that come with it- Has 2 med tags for displaying on zippers (I put one on this bag and one on the backpack my daughter uses to carry it in.What I did not like as much but was an easy fix:- I knew, thanks to a good video someone posted, that this might need some alterations- Because it has 3 small loops on the left (deeper) side, it seems made more for insulin use but I need it for carrying epi pen jr 2 pack and Benadryl- Sure, there are 2 larger loops on the right side that would fit the 2 pens, but that’s the side that opens out and is shallow, making it prone to the epi pen falling out. I wanted the pens on the left for more security, especially since this will be carried by my 10 year old at summer camp.- To get this exactly the way I needed it, all I had to do was take a seam ripper to the mesh pockets and loops and then re-sew them how I wanted. It now has 2 loops and a wider mesh pocket on the left. Very easy if you have basic sewing skills.Overall:- We haven’t tested the longevity of the ice packs but the bag is well made and roomy, and I feel better knowing my child’s epi pen will be cool in the summer sun.- If you can handle a seam ripper, needle and thread, and have 5 minutes, this pack is a nice solution for summer epi pen storage.

This was purchased as a unit to travel but also works well here at home. I would highly recommend this for any diabetic on I sulin.

However, I haven't used it but it looks good

Seems very well-made... if a little larger than others. The freeze-packs are substantial.

The temperature was 57 degrees at 2 hours. Wouldn’t recommend buying this product. The case is very thin and doesn’t have much insulation. It relies on reflective fabric to retain the cold temperature but unfortunately it doesn’t last long. Doesn’t last nearly as long as the packaging suggests.