A Bogush easy for when you’re on the move. Diabetes nurses and doctors advise keeping in-use insulin cool to maintain its effectiveness.

Bogush Insulin Medicine Cooling Case provides an easy way to take your temperature-sensitive medications on the go. Whether running a couple errands or flying across the country, you can trust this portable, lightweight medical pen cooler to keep medications secure and at a proper temperature. The tight lid and unmarked appearance preserves your privacy and allows a safe, convenient way for you to travel anywhere with your medicine. The sleek and slim design causes the medicine case to be easily mistaken for a water bottle, so you do not have to worry about keeping your medicine discreet.

The enhanced cold storage of the Insulin Medicine Cooling Case protects your medicine in a safe temperature. It has a 35 degree ambient temperature, and keeps cool for 36 hours. The cup stays at 5 degrees for up to 48 hours. It is easy to use - simply remove the small cooling device and put it in a freezer for six hours. Then place it back in the case alongside your temperature-sensitive medicine. The case has plenty of storage space for an injection pen along with other medication cartridges and pills.

Features:

Sleek And Lightweight: The slim features of the cooling case allow for convenient travel with your medications. Wherever you go, your medicine will stay at a proper temperature in the case.

Secure Lid: No matter where you bring the cooling case, trust that the lid will stay put and keep your medicine safe inside.

Discreet: The unmarked cooling case will keep your medical needs private. With its slim and sleek design, it could be easily mistaken for a water bottle.

Portable: The compact size makes it convenient to take anywhere. The overall dimension of the case is only 23.5 x 6.5 centimeters. The freezer space needed for the cooling device is only 17.3 x 5.5 centimeters.

Plenty Of Storage Space: The cooling case has room for an injection pen along with other medication cartridges and pills. Carrying your medicine around no longer requires multiple cases.