Insulin Transport Bag in Grey Blue
The Insulin Transport Bag in Grey Blue is designed to keep your medications at the optimal temperature with utmost convenience. Whether for travel or daily use, this insulated bag ensures the ideal preservation of your medical products. Perfect for individuals managing diabetes, the bag combines function and style, making it an essential accessory for your health management needs.
Revolutionary Cooling Solution for Insulin Storage
Experience peace of mind with our Insulin Transport Bag. This innovative product allows you to securely transport your insulin, ensuring your medication remains at a stable temperature throughout your day. Its lightweight and compact design makes it easy to carry, whether you’re heading out for a quick errand or embarking on a lengthy journey.
Durable and Efficient Insulated Design
The Insulin Transport Bag features a thermal insulation system made with aluminum foil, paired with two ice packs that can hold up to 100 grams of water each. This combination enables the bag to maintain a cool environment for your medications for 8 to 16 hours, making it an ideal choice for those who need reassurance about their insulin’s safety and efficacy.
Technical Specifications
- Material: Polyester
- Thermal insulation: Aluminum foil
- Includes 2 ice packs (capacity: 100 g of water)
- Cold preservation duration: 8 to 16 hours
- Dimensions: 21 x 10 x 4.5 cm
Discover the perfect Insulin Transport Bag that combines functionality and aesthetics, catering specifically to the needs of diabetes management. This insulated bag not only provides a safe solution for storing your insulin but also seamlessly integrates into your daily routine with its trendy Grey Blue color. Ideal for individuals looking for daily pill organizers, electronic pill boxes, and weekly pill planners, this bag supports a healthy lifestyle while ensuring your medications are always kept in check. With our Insulin Transport Bag, you can enjoy flexibility, style, and peace of mind as you navigate your day.
