Insulin cooling travel pack
CareVego Juno Insulin Cooler Case
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Keeps insulin in its safe temperature range through Indian summers, long journeys and everyday life.
- Cooling Biogel ice packs
- Travel Cabin friendly
- Shell Hard EVA
In stock - ships across India
- Ships across India
- TSA approved, cabin-friendly design
- Dedicated insulin pen compartments
- Built by people living with T1D
Description
The CareVego Juno is a compact insulin cooling bag that keeps your medication cool for 6-8 hours — simple to use, easy to carry, and perfect for short trips and daily use.
- Waterproof material for protection: Made of hard EVA material with waterproof PU fabric to protect medication, syringes and vials from being crushed during trips. Includes a temperature strip to monitor the storage temperature.
- Strong insulation: Aluminum foil liner provides good insulation and is easy to clean, keeping diabetic supplies at a suitable temperature.
- Just the right size: Simple to use and easy to carry — small enough to hold with one hand and fits easily in luggage for shorter trips, camping, travel and emergency kits.
- Reinforced construction: Heat-sealed seams for better protection. Use with gel packs frozen for 6 to 8 hours or more.
- In the package: 1 Diabetes Travel Case + 2 Reusable Ice Bags.
How to use
- Freeze the cooling pack fully before you set out.
- Load your pens, vials and supplies into the compartments.
- Slot the frozen pack into its pocket and zip the case shut.
- Carry it as normal - the case holds temperature for the rated window.
Shipping & returns
Dispatched from Gurgaon and delivered across India. Returns accepted within 7 days of delivery on unused items in their original packaging.
Questions
Before you buy
How long does the cooling last?
It depends on the model - from around 6 hours on the compact cases up to 24 hours and beyond on Challenger, Jumbo and the electric Jupiter. The rated window is listed in the product description above.
Can I take it on a flight?
Yes. The cases are designed to fly in the cabin, which is where insulin belongs - hold luggage gets far too cold. Carry your prescription with you as usual.
Does it need electricity?
Only the Jupiter is an electric cooler. Every other model runs on frozen biogel packs, so it works through power cuts and long journeys with no socket in sight.
How do I recharge the cooling packs?
Put them back in the freezer. They are reusable indefinitely - freeze them overnight and the case is ready for the next trip.
