SHBC Medical Cooler Insulin Vial Carrying Travel Case for Diabetic with One Ice Pack Black

My fur baby was recently diagnosed with diabetes😒 I purchased this case to transport his caninsulin up to the cottage. Works great! Freeze the blue cooler in freezer for 24 hrs, replace backin case, put insulin vial in slot, zip closed and insulin will stay cool for 4-6 hrs. Only negative would be the zipper is very stiff and difficult to move around. I am expecting that with frequent use, it will loosen up. So far great travel case for diabetic

This is a great container. The only issue is it’s a little small so if you have more than two vials, that’s about all that it will handle. It’s very portable and keeps temperatures cool and also durable.

I bought one of this back on Feb of last year, and almost 2 years later, it broke. The item is good, don't get me wrong. It has a relatively nice size, which is good for portability, and pockets to have your syringes; the outer shell is hard, so it does protect the insulin, and it does keep it cool for ~6-8hrs or so. With all that in mind, sadly the zipper of the item is not that durable. It was already failing a month ago or so, until yesterday it completely gave up. Now the pack can't be zipped, and so for the time being I have to relay on my lunch box to carry the cooler, to try to keep the insulin refrigerated. I already ordered a new one from here again, cause at the end of the day it did do it's job, but the zipper is the problem, so if you're planning on getting one, be aware the zipper may or may not give give you problems down the line.

Even though it was always a bit of a struggle to zip the carrier all the way through, it did the job. But now, less than 1 year since I purchased it, the zipper is detaching itself from the fabric, making it almost impossible to open and I must now replace the carrier. Not a happy customer.

I had purchased this to use on vacation, so I could store and protect my insulin on a long road trip. This was going to be in my car's trunk for several hours under 100+ degree temperatures. Preparing the kit for travel was simply a matter of putting the vial holder (which also serves as the cold block) in the freezer prior to travel. Once you're ready to pack, just take it out of the freezer, let it sit out for a few minutes (to unthaw just a bit), then place the vials in the holder, the holder inside the insulated zippered bag, then zip it all up. The zipper is a little tight to get around the entire case, but it actually helps to secure everything solidly inside. The case (and my luggage) were in my vehicle's trunk for about 7 hours or so while traveling. When I arrived, I found the insulin still cold (but not frozen). Overall, I am quite satisfied with the performance of this case, and look forward to using it again on my next vacation, in a few months.