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）

I purchased the intercontinental this week, and have had one of the smaller ones for 6 years. Both work great, keeps cold for a very long time, and it comes with a thermometer that fits nicely inside without taking up much space.

What an awesome product! Very well constructed and roughly the size of a typical water bottle, so easily fits in my carry on bag. The digital temp display on top of the bottle is perfect!! 🩷🩷

Worked really well. Almost a day later the I arrived at my destination the vials were still cold. It is not too bulky or heavy for my backpack. Highly recommend. For people dealing with TSA, they did ask me to inspect the canister, but once they saw the vials I was cleared.

This works very well at keeping pens cold while traveling without any issues. Easy to use, effective and lasting for multiple days without refreezing being necessary. I just wish it could hold more pens. That's the only reason I'm knocking off one star here. Otherwise, fully recommend!

**Fantastic** to carry my insulin pens in with a different reusable ice pack. The one that came with the bottle was too cold and the pen would be up against the frozen insert. I got the 8 pack of Kikkerland Colorful Reusable Plastic Ice Cubes to keep the insulin at the recommended temperate. The top of the thermas has a shelf life of 2 years. I bought it in '22 & it's April of '24 the temperature stopped displaying. I contacted the company about it & learned about the top's shelf life. Definitely worth the investment as it's so useful to carry insulin on errands, out to eat, traveling (via airplane or in general), or during the commute to work. Slim body design is compact and fits inside my 9L mini backpack perfectly, not protruding at all. Never had any issues with leakage from the bottle when reusable ice cubes or the blue one that comes with it defrosted. It's durable enough that it survives accidental drops, but I wouldn't go around slamming it onto floors.

Works great I tried it this week once received. Let the cold pack sit in the freezer for 24 hours. Once cold i put it together with 1 pen for insulin. Even opening it 6 times for use in 2 days never got above 38 degrees in 40 hours. I left it on my bedside table overnight and took it with me in my car both days for about 6 hours each day in 70 to 80 degree weather. I finally have something I feel comfortable traveling with to hold my insulin

I bought one 3+ years ago, and have been using it successfully. Bought another a few weeks ago, and it didn't hold the temperature at all. By 8 hours the inside was already warm. My experience was similar to another reviewer who believed that the new stainless steel used can't hold temperatures as well. Maybe I got a dud and their QC has gone down. BUT, make sure you give it a test run before you head on an international flight and find all your medicine useless.

Worked perfectly—even after nearly 24 hours of international flying and connections, my GLP-1 meds were perfectly cool. Passing through airport security times in three countries, I was only asked about it once. The moment I said the word “medicine” I was waved through. It’s not tiny, but slimmer than most major water bottles annd fit easily in my carry-on backpack. Excellent, priced right, worry free.

Absolutely perfect, used it for long flights and served me well for upto 48 hrs.

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Fantastic, makes it easy when travelling and needing to keep medication cool

Great idea for the traveller. Very practical.