FlexiFreeze Medicine Cooler - Insulated Diabetic Insulin Travel Case

This bag works great. I stick in the freezer over night and the little ice cube packets in the bag keep cold for hour and hours. I can take road trips now or be on the go and not have to worry about how my insulin is being stored or what I'm going to do if I have to leave for any length of time. I just pop my insulin into the bags velcro insert and a couple syringes and I'm good to go, I have a low pro bag I keep it in with all my other medications. It has freed me of that anxiety.

I live in an area with summer temp in the triple digits, and needed to keep my insulin below 77 degrees. It has two ice-gel packs permanently sewed into the pouch. The part that holds the insulin is velcro and comes out very easily for when you need to put the pouch in the freezer. I put a digital fridge thermometer inside and tested the temp. It started at 54 degrees inside the pouch (and it was 102 degrees outside). Four hours later, after walking around in the sun at the zoo, the ice was melted but the gel packs were still cool and the interior temp was 66 degrees. I then bought a cooler sleeve and a backpack with an insulated pocket. I put the pouch inside the cooler sleeve, and that inside the insulated pocket with an extra ice pack, and walked around the zoo for another four hours with the backpack on. (outside temperature was 103 degrees). This time the ice wasn't completely melted and the interior temperature was 59 degrees. So, I'd say I tested it under fairly brutal conditions and it performed very well. Take the extra precautions to keep it out of direct sunlight and it will protect your insulin. I'm going to buy a couple extra ones for when it wears out.

The Flexi Freeze Medicine Cooler came to be a fantastic item to have.i have MS and i needed a freeze cooler to take my shots of medication with me and it did exactily what i needed as my meds have to be kept cold so i put in freezer and when cme time to use it both sides were frozen with a set of freezing ice pacts and it kept my meds cool on the flight till i got to my hotel and put my shots in the refridgerator a must for peoplt who has to keep the meds cold

i bought this to be able to travel with un activated insulin pens so that i could take un activated pens for later use during a trip, however on a test of how long this ice pack would keep the pens at an acceptable temperature i was disappointed to find that it would only keep the pens cold for about 4-5 hours which makes it about useless for what i bought it for.

This zippered bag holds 2 vials, alcohol wipes and some used syringes. The outside bag barely holds a bag of ten syringes. This works well for the commute to work where it goes in the fridge. The ice cubes would not last for long trips in warm temperatures. The insert that holds the medication comes out easily to go in fridge while the bag goes in the freezer. I would have preferred almost any color but black.

my prefilled syringes fit in the case perfectly and the ice packs keep them chilled for hours. i am so happy to have found this. It is compact and packs easily for flying.

This product did not work. I was concerned when I first opened it because it was obvious that the freezer sections were filled with water and not freezable gel. It was in a carry on bag and didn't even last 6 hours. I had to go almost an entire week without medication. There was no replacing the medication because I was in another country. I would not recommend this product.

This item is just what I needed. Is about the size of a dvd box just 3 times ticker (it has to contain ice cubes and medicine) If you suffer from allergies and you need to carry your vaccines and keep them cool, this is what you need. I cant wait to use it in my next travel. I was searching something like that. I might be a bit big for insulin carriers but it can carry about 6 glass flasks 10ml each or allergens.