DISONCARE60H 4 Insulin Pens Cooler for Travel TSA Approved Diabetic Insulina EpiPen Carry Case Medical Bag Ice Pack with Medical Alert Tag

I ordered this insulated insulin bottle cooler from Georgia, a little nervous about whether it could handle the cross-country trip to California in the summer heat. To my surprise, it arrived perfectly packaged — and when I opened it, my insulin was still cold!The cooler is extremely well-made, with thick insulation and a snug, secure fit for my vials. It’s lightweight but sturdy, and the lid seals tightly so there’s no worry about temperature loss. You can tell it was designed with real-world travel in mind.I’ve used other coolers in the past that barely lasted a few hours, but this one held up for days in transit. I’m confident it will be perfect for road trips, flights, or just keeping medication safe during hot weather.If you need to transport temperature-sensitive meds, I can’t recommend this enough — it exceeded my expectations in every way.

We used this when we went to Florida, temps were in the 90-100 range. Kept insulin cold, held multiple pens. Easily fit into my bag. Simple instructions, easy to use!Well made. And looks nice!

good quality, used for a 17 hour flight and remained cold the whole way.

I've been looking for a reliable insulin cooler for travel, and this is definitely a contender. I give it 4 stars because it largely delivers on its promise of keeping insulin cool for extended periods, but it's not without a couple of minor drawbacks.What I Liked:Long Cooling Time: This is the big one. I tested it with the included ice packs (following the instructions carefully), and it truly did hold the temperature within the specified range for a significant amount of time. This is a huge relief for longer trips and peace of mind knowing my insulin is protected. I'd say it lasted very nearly the advertised 60 hours, which is fantastic.Well-Built & Durable: The case feels sturdy and well-made. The materials seem high quality, and I feel confident it can withstand being tossed in a bag without damaging my pens. The zipper is smooth and the overall construction inspires confidence.Temperature Monitoring: The built-in thermometer is a great feature. It allows me to easily check the temperature inside the case and ensure my insulin is staying within the safe range. It's much better than guessing!Compact Design: While it holds 3 pens, the case isn't overly bulky. It fits reasonably well in my travel bag without taking up too much space.Included Ice Packs: The ice packs are designed specifically for the case, which is helpful. They freeze quickly and seem to hold their temperature well.What Could Be Improved:Pen Size/Compatibility: This is my biggest concern. While it says it holds 3 pens, I found it a bit of a squeeze with my [mention your specific insulin pens if you use a common type, e.g., NovoLog pens]. I had to be careful not to force them in, and I worry about potential damage to the pens or cartridges over time. Measure your pens carefully before purchasing to ensure they will fit comfortably.Instructions Could Be Clearer: The instructions for preparing the ice packs and using the case could be a bit more detailed and user-friendly. It took me a couple of tries to get everything set up correctly. A simple video tutorial would be a great addition.Price: While the performance is good, the price is a bit on the higher side compared to other insulin coolers on the market. However, the long cooling time may justify the cost for some.Overall:This is a solid insulin cooler that delivers on its promise of long-lasting cooling. The build quality is excellent, and the temperature monitoring is a valuable feature. However, potential buyers should carefully measure their insulin pens to ensure they fit comfortably within the case. If you need extended cooling and your pens fit, this is a worthwhile investment. Just double-check the dimensions before you buy!

It works! Yay! I use Forteo, which is an injectable medicine that needs to be kept refrigerated. FYI, the Forteo injection pen is about one inch in diameter, so it’s thicker than most insulin pens. I tried traveling with the Goldwheat Insulin Cooler Travel Case, which came with ice packs, but that system failed and med was room temperature within 8 hours. This Disoncare Odyssey Cooler actually works. I tried it first for 12 hours, and then for 24 hours, and it worked perfectly each time to keep the medication cold. You have to freeze the included ice pack for 6 to 8 hours, then let it stand for 5 to 10 minutes, and then put it in the thermos-style cooler alongside your medicine. They give you a little cloth bag to put your medicine in, so it’s not resting directly on the ice pack. The cloth bag was a little too snug for my Forteo pen so I just wrapped it in a piece of cloth Instead. Works just great!

I bought this for traveling with expensive platelet eyedrops that must be thrown out if they reach room temperature. I had a smaller case for this purpose but it only stayed cold for 3-4 hours. This one kept my eyedrops cold for 2 days & a night! I had no problems taking it through TSA at the airport. This is sized for Eli-pens & the like, & is bigger than needed for eyedrops, but there's nothing else I could find on the market that would stay cold during travel. The container is attractive & well-made. Recommend!

Worked perfectly,

Does not stay cold for as long as advertised. Barely 12 hours if lucky.