Simon's Insulin cooling case for diabetes patients, travel pouch
Simon's Insulin cooling case for diabetes patients, travel pouch
| Brand | Simon's |
| Item Form | Other |
| Net Quantity | 1.00 count |
| Package Type | Bag |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 23 x 13 x 1.5 Centimeters |
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Simon’s Insulin Cooling Case is a smart travel pouch designed to keep in-use insulin cool without refrigeration, making it ideal for daily use, travel, and outdoor conditions. It helps maintain insulin temperature and potency even in warm environments, ensuring safe and reliable diabetes management on the go.
How It Works:
- Soak the middle cooling layer in normal water for a few minutes
- The cooling crystals absorb water and activate the cooling process
- Place insulin inside the inner pouch
- Evaporation helps maintain a safe temperature range without electricity
Ideal For:
- Diabetes patients who travel frequently
- Daily office or outdoor use
- Long journeys (train, flight, car travel)
- Hot weather conditions where refrigeration is not available
Capacity:
- Can carry insulin pens, vials, cartridges, and syringes
- Suitable for storing multiple insulin units for travel or daily use
Material & Build: Designed with advanced polymer cooling technology and durable outer layers, Simon’s insulin cooling case ensures long-lasting performance in daily use. The breathable outer layer supports evaporation-based cooling, while the inner pouch protects insulin safely.
Warranty: Comes with a 1-year free replacement warranty.
Frequently Asked Questions
Step 1: Dip the middle bag into water below 25°C for 5 minutes — it will swell in size and weight.
Step 2: Squeeze gently to remove excess/dripping water (do not wring dry).
Step 3: Place insulin in the black inner bag → put it inside the middle bag → then place both into the outer bag.
Store it in a well-ventilated area away from direct sunlight — not inside a fully closed environment. Ensure air can circulate around the case.
Usage time depends on your local temperature. In very hot conditions (38–42°C) the water may fully evaporate in ~40–48 hours. In cooler areas (below ~30°C) the middle pouch may remain wet for 3–4 days.
Yes, it keeps "in-use insulin" at a recommended temperature below 25°C.
Yes, completely reusable. Re-soak to reactivate anytime — no batteries or ice packs needed.
We recommend replacing every 12 months. However, if the middle bag can still retain wetness for 24 hours, it can be used for up to 2–3 years.
No. Simon's insulin carry bag is intended for "in-use" insulin or as an emergency option for unopened insulin. Unopened insulin should be stored at 2–8°C in a refrigerator as per manufacturer recommendations.