72 Hours Insulin Cooler / 3-in-1 Medical Travel Cooler

Storage Capacity for Insulin

• Up to 7 insulin pens: ProtaPhane, Novomix 30/70, Novomix 50, Novolin, Admelog, Toujeo, Soliqua, NovoRapid, Lantus, Insuman, Novolog, Apidra, Actrapid.
• Up to 6 insulin pens: Humalog 200, Lyumjev, Semglee, Humulin NPH, Humalog Mix 50/50, Humalog Mix 75/25, Basaglar, Levemir, Tresiba 200, Tresiba 100, Fiasp, Ryzodeg, Xultophy.

ℹ️ Important Note: This list is not exhaustive. Medication formats and sizes may vary by brand and country. If your medication is not listed, please check the product images or contact us for personalised guidance — we are happy to help you find the right size.

GLP-1 Storage Capacity

• Up to 7 injection pens or syringes: Victoza.
• Up to 6 injection pens or syringes: Byetta, Saxenda.
• Up to 5 injection pens or syringes: Ozempic, Wegovy.
• Up to 3 injection pens or syringes: Bydureon BCise, Trulicity, Mounjaro (Tirzepatide), Zepbound.

ℹ️ Important Note: This list is not exhaustive. Medication formats and sizes may vary by brand and country. If your medication is not listed, please check the product images or contact us — we are happy to help you find the right size.

Compatibility with Other Refrigerated Medications

• Up to 7 injection pens or syringes: Tymlos (Abaloparatide).
• Up to 6 injection pens or syringes: Puregon, Benepali, Amgevita 40 mg.
• Up to 5 injection pens or syringes: Repatha, Praluent 75 mg, Aimovig, Enbrel, Gvoke HypoPen, Gonal-F.
• Up to 4 injection pens or syringes: Nutropin, Gemfrac, Actemra, Entyvio, Hyrimoz, Praluent 150 mg.
• Up to 3 injection pens or syringes: Erelzi, Hadlima, Imraldi, Sondelbay, Hulio, Praluent, Humira, Benlysta, Nucala (Mepolizumab).
• Up to 2 injection pens or syringes: Dupixent, Kevzara, Kesimpta, Ajovy, Forteo, Taltz.
• Up to 1 injection pen or syringe: Idacio (Adalimumab), Simponi (Golimumab), Cimzia, Emgality, Tremfya, Skyrizi, Australian Humira, Orencia (Abatacept), Epipen.

ℹ️ Important Note: This list is not exhaustive. Medication formats and sizes may vary by brand and country. If your medication is not listed, please check the product images or contact us for personalised guidance.

Cooling Efficiency – Time & Temperature

Performance in Combined Mode (USB + Biogel Cold Pack)

🌡️ At 30 °C: Keeps insulin and medications refrigerated between 2–8 °C for 52 hours, and cool below 26 °C for 72 hours.

🌡️ At 35 °C: Keeps insulin and medications refrigerated between 2–8 °C for 50 hours, and cool below 26 °C for 70 hours.

🌡️ At 40 °C: Keeps insulin and medications refrigerated between 2–8 °C for 48 hours, and cool below 26 °C for 68 hours.

Performance in Biogel Cold Pack Mode (No USB)

🌡️ At 30 °C: Keeps insulin and medications refrigerated between 2–8 °C for 33 hours, and cool below 26 °C for 52 hours.

🌡️ At 35 °C: Keeps insulin and medications refrigerated between 2–8 °C for 30 hours, and cool below 26 °C for 48 hours.

🌡️ At 40 °C: Keeps insulin and medications refrigerated between 2–8 °C for 28 hours, and cool below 26 °C for 46 hours.

Performance in USB Mode Only

The USB lid alone cannot maintain refrigerated temperatures for insulin and medications. It is however well suited for carrying open and in-use medicines cool and protected from heat, keeping them safely at room temperature below 26 °C.

🌡️ At 30 °C: The USB lid lowers the internal temperature by up to 15 °C compared to the ambient temperature, maintaining interior temperatures between 8–26 °C for as long as it remains connected to a power source.

How to Use the Explorer Medical Travel Cooler

To make the best use of the Explorer Insulin Cooler, it's important to understand its three
alternative cooling solutions.

This medical travel cooler can keep your insulin and medications cool using USB power, freeze packs, or a combination of both. Here's a quick guide to help you maximize its performance across all 3 cooling methods:

1. Dual Cooling: Cold Pack + USB Medical Cooler

For optimal cooling and extended duration, use both the Biogel Freeze Pack and the USB-powered
lid together. This combination keeps your insulin and medications cool for up to 3 days, even in the most intense summer heat.

1. Prepare the Biogel: For even distribution, shake the Biogel cold pack up and down four or five times.

2. Then, simply place your Biogel cold pack in the freezer for 6-8 hours before use. (there is no issue if you leave it in the freezer for more than 8 hours.)

3. Once you need to use it, submerge the cold pack in luke-warm tap water for 120-180 seconds before placing it into the insulated cooling bottle. In the absence of luke-warm water, leave it outside for 15-20 minutes before use; however, the warm tap water method is more efficient throughout the year and at various seasonal temperatures. Following one of the procedures above will remove the ice layer (frost) from the surface of this cooling component, eliminating the risks of freezing your medicine when in direct contact.

4. Gently towel dry the Biogel and place your insulin or medicine inside medical cooler, along with the cold pack.

5. Seal the cooler with the USB lid and connect it to any USB power source. It's that simple!

2. Cold Pack Travel Cooler (No USB Lid)

When you're off the grid or without access to power, the Explorer Insulin Cooler works perfectly as a simple cooling case. It's ideal for flights, remote travel, or when you want to travel light without the need for charging.

1. Swap out the USB lid for the regular lid.

2. Prepare the Biogel: For even distribution, shake the Biogel cold pack up and down four or five times.

3. Then, simply place your Biogel cold pack in the freezer for 6-8 hours before use. There is no issue if you leave it in the freezer for more than 8 hours.

4. Once you need to use it, submerge the cold pack in luke-warm tap water for 120-180 seconds before placing it into the insulated cooling bottle. In the absence of luke-warm water, leave it outside for 15-20 minutes before use; however, the warm tap water method is more efficient throughout the year and at various seasonal temperatures. Following one of the procedures above will remove the ice layer (frost) from the surface of this cooling component, eliminating the risks of freezing your medicine when in direct contact.

5. Gently towel dry the Biogel and place your insulin or medicine inside the medical travel cooler, along with the cold pack.

6. Close the regular lid securely, and you're all set!

3. USB Insulin Cooler (No Cold Pack)

The USB lid on its own is perfect for keeping medications cool when refrigeration isn't necessary. This mode maintains room temperatures below 26°C, ensuring that your in-use insulin or medications are protected from heat.

In environments with an ambient temperature of 30°C, the USB-powered cooler can reduce the internal temperature by up to 15°C below the external environment. This means the cooler can maintain a temperature range of 8-26°C as long as it's connected to a power source.

📏 Dimensions & Internal Capacity

External dimensions:

• Height: 25 cm
• Diameter: 8.4 cm

Internal usable space:

• Usable internal length: 20 cm
• Internal free space diameter: 4.9 cm

The cylindrical chamber is engineered to maintain stable airflow around your medication, supporting consistent temperature performance throughout.

🧊 Biogel Cooling Technology

• Freezing point: 2 °C
• Designed to reduce the risk of accidental medication freezing
• Non-toxic composition
• Natural Biogel formulation
• Fully reusable

🌡️ USB Cooling Lid

• USB-C port (USB-C to USB-A cable included)
• Enhances cooling performance when used together with the Biogel cold pack
• Can be used independently to keep open medications cool at room temperature
• Operating noise level: under 40 dB (quiet, suitable for overnight use)

This hybrid configuration supports both passive Biogel cooling and USB-assisted airflow.

What's Included with Your Cooler:

• 1 × Insulin Cooler
• 1 × USB Cooling Lid
• 1 × Biogel Cold Pack
• 1 × USB-C Cable
• 1 × Power Adapter

Additional Biogel cold packs are available here.