Insulin Cooler Travel Case with Temperature Display 24h, TSA Approved Diabetes Travel Case with 2x160g Ice Packs for Daily Use and Trips，Upgraded Version Blue

Really a great product, freeze the gel pack the night before traveling and it lasted and stayed under 50 degrees for at least 12 hours, which was more than enough time for traveling to transfer medicines to the fridge. Worth every penny, and TSA approved for air travel.

Ordered for my mom’s eyedrops that needed to stay refrigerated for a 12+ hour trip. It did its job

This review is for Gelozid Insulin Cooler Travel Case with Temperature Display.I was surprised to see that the temp sensor was actually accurate on my unit. I expected a couple degrees off but it was spot on! Has no problem holding temp for a few hours with the ice packs and includes plenty of storage for the intended load this should be carrying. As another reviewer mentioned, would be nice if it showed a max temp it hit but that type of feature would probably be on a much more expensive travel case. Seems to be durable, haven't noticed any issues with the zipper or lining. Hard outer shell does a good job of securing the interior items from any damage (up to a certain point, im sure). Not a bad case at all!

This is a really handy little travel back with included icepacks and a thermometor on the outside. The icepacks are slim and dont take up much room, and i had no problem getting them through security as they were still frozen solid when i got to the airport. While meant for insulin, this also works great for other medications that need to be kept cold or even formula /snacks for a little oneThe temperature gauge displays the current temperature but it would be really cool if it was about to display the max high temp - that way you could tell if your meds were exposed to an extreme temp during travel, but alas that is not what it is designed for

This Insulin Cooler case is perfect for taking Temp controlled medications on road trips, long distance travel, or even for extremely hot or cold outside temperatures. We all know that Temperature controlled medications can quickly become useless after it is exposed to temperatures that are out of the temperature range of the medication and on top of that, these types of medications are usually quite expensive, so you want to protect them at the perfect temperature whenever possible. I would not trust the Temp Display at the Temperature edges as that can be a bit off, depending on the calibration and other factors, but if you're trying to keep a "middle ground" temp, it's perfect as it'll be accurate enough at keeping that temp reading. We've been using these for our kid's EpiPen during the hot summer, when Temps were at a constant 100+ F, which would have rendered the med useless, but this has allowed us to have peace of mind, while also not hindering our summer outside activities.

This Insulin Cooler Travel Case with Temperature Display has been an awesome addition to our luggage and travel bags. Instead of using lunchboxs and messy ice packs we can use this specialized case that has specific cooling packs that do a great job of keeping our medication at the right temperature. The display lets us know if the temp is getting out of range so we can rectify this issue before we have problems. This is a great product.

This case is well organized and has room for several insulin pens plus additional vials and syringes or other medications if needed. It comes with 2 reusable ice packs that fit above and below the insulin compartment. There is a digital temperature reading display on the front of the case that is clear and easy to read.It is battery powered by two small button type batteries. The batteries were activated which I really don't like since I have no idea how long this was in storage and if the batteries are fresh or close to the end of life. I remove them until I am ready to use it for the first time.The case is sturdy and seems like it will be durable and protective. The case zippers closed and holds everything securely. Overall this seems like a good case that should make traveling with my diabetic supplies easier.

My daughter is T1D and insulin dependent so we picked up this travel case from Gelozid. The first thing you notice is the temperature reading on the external shell of the case. This is such a key feature as insulin needs to stay within a specific range. Once opened, you see the top compartment hold a cooling pack (included), the middle section has areas to include insulin pens and any other medicine, and the bottom compartment is for a second cooling pack (included).This says TSA approved. We haven’t traveled with it yet, but have confidence that we should be good to go with travel. I recommend for those in need of an option here.