DISONCARE 60H Insulin Pens Cooler Travel Case Medicine Cooler for Travel TSA Approved EpiPen Carry Case with 2 Biogel Ice Pack Diabetic Trave Case with QR Medical Tag（Cyan）

Outstanding purchased to store dogs nasal epilepsy meds in the fridge so easy to get when going out. Slightly bigger than thought. Super well packaged. Excellent product!

The DISONCARE 60H Insulin Cooler Travel Case was an excellent purchase for our Canada trip. It did the job perfectly, keeping my medication at a safe temperature throughout our journey. The quality of the case is exceptional, with a well-thought-out design that ensures insulation and durability. The QR Medical Alert Tag is a thoughtful feature, allowing easy access to important medical information in an emergency. This cooler bag is ideal for travel, offering peace of mind with its reliable performance. For anyone needing a dependable diabetic cooler organizer, this is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

Perfect size . Great for flights , works a treat

The product does its job! Used on holiday in Kos in 30c and kept the insulin cool at under 10c after two days.UK airport customs weren’t too keen to let me carry through security because of the frozen pack but were okay after a brief discussion. No problem coming back in the Kos airport.Only 4 stars because of the potential issues at airports.

Been type one diabetic I’ve been using the cooler bag which is a good piece of kit i was looking for something a bit more robust and found this item on Amazon it keeps the insulin cooler than the other product it’s a good design lightweight and if you dropped it would not damage the pen inside so I think it’s good

It is a brilliant idea but the flasl is a bit heavy and bigger than I thought

I took Dupixent on holiday with me and this container caused nightmares at the airport.Despite Dupixent being one of the mentioned medicines in the listing, it has one huge flaw. The lid for dupixent flares out like a pyramid, to allow it to stand up and when I put it into the container, this flared lid gets stuck under the lip. pressing against the cold pack means you cant get it out!At security they needed to swab it and we couldnt remove it by hand. Luckily they had pliers on hand and I had to bend the lid off the cold pack to get the dupixent out. Only once the lid of the cold pack was off, would the flared lid of the dupixent have enough room to get out. Obviously I cannot carry pliers with me everywhere and thank goodness the airport had some or I wouldnt have been able to get through security.This took an hour to fix and almsot made me late for my flight.Now I have to remove the lid of the dupixent (which isnt ideal, as its a spring loaded syringe) for this to actually work and allow me to get it out easily.Poor design for this specific medication. Avoid if you use Dupixent.2 stars as it is well built, lots of features like the QR code, and comes well stocked. However it should NOT be recommending Dupixent as a compatible injection.

Excellent