THE
INSULIN
CHILLER
is a compact, portable ice pack designed specifically for medication storage, ensuring that insulin and other temperature-sensitive medications stay cool, safe, and effective. Available in two colors (blue and black) and two convenient sizes, the Chiller meets a variety of medical storage needs. The Chillers can also be personalized with your name and/or company information.
SHOP CHILLERS
Keep your medication cool, keep your health safe with The Insulin Chiller
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ABOUT
THE
BEGINNING
When my daughter was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at just 9 years old, it completely changed our lives. We had to adjust everything—from our daily routines to our long-term plans—knowing she would depend on insulin for the rest of her life. It was a tough reality for both of us, and the financial burden didn’t make it any easier. Even with health insurance, a bottle of insulin cost $30, which added up quickly. At the time of her diagnosis, we weren’t aware of insulin pumps or pens. We were only introduced to the traditional needle and insulin bottle. I had to send a bottle of insulin with her to school and daycare for them to keep so she could take it before meals or when needed. Occasionally, I’d get a call from the school nurse saying the insulin bottle had been dropped and shattered, and I’d have to bring another one immediately. Traveling posed even more challenges. I’d pack ice packs to keep the insulin cold, but by the time we arrived, everything would be wet and sticky from the melting ice. I knew there had to be a better way. That’s when I decided to create a solution—a product that could both protect the insulin bottle from breaking and keep the insulin cold during travel. After nearly a decade of designing, refining, and overcoming obstacles, I finally developed and patented “The Insulin Chiller.” It wasn’t an easy road. While I initially tried to handle the patenting process myself, I eventually sought professional help. Finally, in December 2024, I received the exciting news: our patent was approved. My daughter likes to joke, “Mom, this is really your patent—you did all the work.” But I always remind her, “If it weren’t for your diagnosis, this idea never would have come to life. You’re just as much a part of this as I am.” That’s why I listed her as my co-inventor. From the start, this journey has been ours, and it always will be.
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What is the internal temperature of The Insulin Chillers?1. Frozen Mode (-0.70°F - 0.94°F) (These readings depend on how long the Chillers are left in the freezer. For this test, both Chillers were kept in the freezer for over 12 hours.) 2. Refrigerated Mode (35°F - 42°F) (These readings are determined by the temperature of your refrigerator.) 3. Room-Temperature Mode (range: 59°F - 75°F) (These readings are based on the ambient temperature of the room where the Chillers are placed.)
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What are the dimensions of The Chillers?The Chiller (Large): Exterior Dimensions: 2.5-inch diameter, 7.75-inch length Interior Dimensions: 1.375-inch diameter, 6.75-inch length The Insulin Chiller (Small): Exterior Dimensions: 2.25-inch diameter, 3-inch length Interior Dimensions: 0.95-inch diameter, 2.2-inch length
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What materials are used to manufacture The Chillers?The Chillers feature a silicone exterior and a plastic interior.
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What is the ideal storage temperature for insulin?A: Insulin should generally be kept at a temperature between 36°F and 46°F (2°C and 8°C) to maintain its effectiveness. This applies to unopened insulin vials, pens, and cartridges. Once opened or in use, insulin can usually be stored at room temperature (between 59°F and 86°F or 15°C and 30°C) for up to 28 days, depending on the manufacturer's guidelines.
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What do i need to know about storing insulin.1. Refrigeration Store unopened insulin in the refrigerator at 36°F–46°F (2°C–8°C). Do not freeze insulin. Discard any insulin that has been frozen, as freezing destroys its effectiveness. 2. Avoid Extreme Temperatures Keep insulin away from temperatures above 86°F (30°C). Avoid direct sunlight, heat sources, or leaving insulin in hot environments, such as a car. 3. Traveling Use an insulated bag or cooling product, like The Insulin Chiller, to maintain the recommended temperature while traveling. 4. Check Manufacturer Guidelines Always follow the specific storage instructions provided by the insulin manufacturer, as some brands may have unique guidelines.
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TESTIMONIALS
HEAR FROM CUSTOMERS
Stacy J.
I conducted a thorough test of The Insulin Chiller to see how well it maintains a cold temperature for my medication, and I was genuinely impressed with the results. The Chiller kept my medicine cold for an impressive duration of up to 5 hours, making it an excellent solution for those on the go. Whether you are traveling, commuting, or simply need a reliable way to keep your medication at the right temperature while away from home, this product is a game-changer. If you or someone you know needs a portable and effective way to keep medicine cold, I highly recommend giving The Insulin Chiller a try. It’s convenient, dependable, and gives you peace of mind wherever you are.
D. Gray
As someone who takes Repatha for cholesterol, the Insulin Chiller has been a fantastic solution for my on-the-go lifestyle. I simply pop it in the freezer overnight, and it’s ready to use by morning. It kept my Repatha at a safe temperature for hours while I attended an outdoor event. Lightweight, durable, and perfectly sized to fit in my bag, it’s a game-changer. Highly recommended for anyone needing to keep their medication cool and protected while on the move!
S. Sutton
"I've struggled with keeping my insulin at the right temperature while on the go, but this container has been a game-changer. It’s compact, stylish, and ensures my insulin is always at the perfect temperature. No more worrying about spoilage during long days out. Highly recommend it to anyone with diabetes!"
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