STRAWBERRY & CO Insulin Cooler Travel Case - Built-in Sharps Dispenser & Temperature-Control Organizer- TSA Approved Diabetic Pen Storage for Ozempic, Insulin Pens & Needles - Compact & Leak-Proof

Amazing I'm t1d and wanted one of these for ages . Works good . Holds 4 needles and one pen . I take fiasp insulin

I only heard of this and it’s easy to use. It’s protected my pens and keep my needles safe and not loose in the bag. It’s easy to take with me to work and does keep to temperature needed.

Great idea. Sharps compartment awkward to open. Use bd clip anyway!

Brilliant, sturdy and servers the purpose

Really good, compact and secure. Fits well in my handbag and no requirement for a separate sharps box

What absolute rubbish

It's ok but doesn't quite do what it says & expensive for what it is. I bought it because it talks about it having a built in sharps dispenser, however it doesn't dispense anything, it's really a compartment that you pull out, however if you pull the compartment out too quickly or too hard (as it's a bit stiff) or the wrong way up, your needles fall out. What do you do with your used needles? put them back in of course... but then they fall out too. Not a great design. I have another insulin travel case which was half the price & has 2 sections - one for new needles, one for your used needles, a little compartment for pills & a clip for my insulin, that isn't much bigger than this one & is much better for travelling. I wouldn't want to use this on a plane or public transport as I'd end up crawling around on my hands & knees trying to find clean & dirty needles that had fallen out. It's ok for work as I'm stationary at my desk. I wouldn't buy another if I misplaced it.

It is a great design in so much it's not bulky and great for pen prefilled pen and 4 needles. Is it worth £22, absolutely not, but it will serve a purpose for a long plane journey coming up. No, its not insulated and it doesn't say it is, it's not its purpose. This suits 'Room Temperature' needed for a pen in use or to be used

Es un estuche bastante practico y resistente, no es un sistema de enfriado pero si es muy util para proteger la plumilla de insulina, me quedo muy satisfecho con la compra

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Super quick service from ordering to receiving which is what I needed as we are travelling and needed for new medication . It’s not the quality as I thought it looks in the pic , especially for the $42.95 . Personally I’d look more into it and purchase a zippered case .

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I use this for my novolog pens abs they fit just fine. After a couple months, i realized they fit even better and are more convenient if I stick them in cap side down. The pocket clip of the cap holds them in the slot firmly enough that I can just pull the pen out of the cap and slide it back in when I'm done. Super handy! And that pop! Pulling open the pen compartment gives a very satisfying audible pop to this day. Niiiice. I've used it every day for a year now and it's still in great shape. The needle compartment assembly came apart once but snapped easily back together. The needle slots are handy but not for all pen needles, as packaging size differs on some products. Overall, it generally still works as intended so kudos to the Strawberry people and the company they keep. There aren't many scratches but I'm not using it to open bottles or anything. If you're looking for a bottle opener, I'd try another product. Amazon wants me to talk about odor resistance and uh well it doesn't smell bad even though I work in a kitchen, I guess. As to temperature retention, it's fine for what it is. There is no active cooling method apart from tossing it into the fridge. The sealed space doesn't allow airflow so there's no heat being convected in the insulin pen housing so that's a plus. Keep it out of prolonged sun exposure and away from heat sources because the plastic will get hot and eventually conduct enough heat to destroy your insulin. This hasn't happened to me yet despite carrying it with me in 90F+ degree weather on my walks, runs, camping and other adventures I may have signed an NDA about. The plastic might maybe be microwave safe but please just don't. Apart from the metal in the needle and the pens, the radiation absolutely will kill your insulin. I don't even know why you would do this. Just do not. Thank you. Not exactly what I'd call pocket sized but fits well in a pouch or purse or fanny pack or some specialized diebetes bandolier I just thought of and will attempt to craft this weekend because I'm a feral crafter. tl;dr: good quality, really satisfying pop, not really what I'd call a cooler but it's worked fine so far for what I need. Recommended for daily general use.