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Glucology Insulin Cooling, 4 Pen Wallet, Red
Glucology diabetes accessories
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Glucology Insulin Cooling, 4 Pen Wallet, Red
Glucology Insulin Cooling, 4 Pen Wallet, Red
Glucology diabetes accessories
Glucology Insulin Cooling, 4 Pen Wallet, Red
Glucology diabetes accessories
Glucology diabetes accessories
Insulin Cooling Wallet Blue
Zip Insulin Cooling Pouch
Glucology Insulin Cooling, 4 Pen Wallet, Red
Glucology Insulin Cooling, 4 Pen Wallet, Red
Glucology Insulin Cooling, 4 Pen Wallet, Red
Glucology Insulin Cooling, 4 Pen Wallet, Red

    Insulin Cooling | 4 Pen Wallet | Red

    $34.95 $39.95

      Insulin Cooling Zip Wallet – 4 Pen

      Keeps insulin and GLP-1 pens below 82°F (28°C) for up to 45 hours – no ice, batteries or fridge

      Activate it by soaking in cold water for 12 minutes and the cooling crystals keep your medication protected while you work, travel or train. When it starts to warm up, simply soak it again – it's reusable again and again. The zip closure keeps everything secure, and it's available in several colors.

      Why Glucology Cooling Bags

      ✅ Below 82°F (28°C) for up to 45 hours per activation

      ✅ Water-activated – no ice packs, batteries or pre-freezing

      ✅ Reusable – just soak again to reactivate

      ✅ Fits up to 4 insulin or GLP-1 pens

      ✅ Leak-resistant inner pouch with non-toxic cooling crystals

      ✅ Durable poly-cotton cover for travel, workouts and everyday use

      ✅ TSA-friendly – nothing frozen to pack

      ✅ FDA Listed

      ✅ Australian-owned since 2016 – trusted by 350,000+ customers worldwide

      What Fits & Dimensions
      • Up to 4 standard insulin or GLP-1 pens
      • Or up to 15 cartridges (3ml or 1.5ml)
      • Or up to 6 vials (10ml) with syringes

      Inner pouch: 10.2 × 4 in (260 × 101 mm) · Weight when activated: approx. 8.8 oz (250 g)

      How to Use
      1. Soak – fully submerge the inner pouch in cold or room-temperature water for 12 minutes (warm water won't activate it; don't freeze it).
      2. Dry – pat it dry with a towel and slip it back into the cover.
      3. Load – add your insulin or GLP-1 pens. Your medication stays below 82°F (28°C) for up to 45 hours.
      4. Reactivate – when it warms up, soak it again for another cycle.

      Between uses: take the inner pouch out, pat it dry and let it air dry in a cool, dry place. Drying takes 2–4 weeks depending on size and climate – shake it gently every few days so the crystals don't clump. It's ready to store or reuse when the crystals feel dry and crisp.

      Important: Always check your medication's leaflet for its storage temperature and time out of the fridge. Only place medication in the cooling bag if it has been stored as the manufacturer recommends.

      Your Questions Answered

      Q: How long does the cooling last?
      A: Up to 45 hours below 82°F (28°C) per activation. Soak it again to start a new cycle.

      Q: Can I take it on a plane?
      A: Yes. It's lightweight and there's nothing frozen to pack. Activate it before you leave or at your destination, and check current TSA guidance for traveling with medication.

      Q: How is it different from ice or gel packs?
      A: There's nothing to freeze, no melting or mess, and it's reusable again and again.

      Q: Is the 4-pen size right for me?
      A: It's ideal for multiple daily injections, backup pens or longer trips. If you're unsure which size fits your setup, contact us and we'll help.

      Still have questions? Contact our team – we're here to help.

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