Raffreddamento per farmaci da viaggio, Mini frigorifero per insuline portatile, approvato dalla TSA con display digitale da 2-8℃, Kit da viaggio per il diabete, con 2 baterías

Das Produkt ist wirklich fantastisch. Das erste mal seit meiner Erkrankung in 2007 konnte ich einen Urlaub machen, der länger als 5 Tage gedauert hat. Da ich 1x Woche Humira injizieren muss, war längeres Reisen bisher nicht möglich. Denn Humira muss bei 2-8°C gelagert werden um seine Wirkung zu behalten.Ich hatte zur Sicherheit einen zweiten Akku gekauft, da wir eine 2,5 Wochen lange Motorradtour durch Norwegen und Schweden gemacht haben und jeden Tag eine andere Unterkunft hatten.Den zweiten Akku habe ich nicht einmal benötigt. Ich habe das Gerät sobald wir im jeweiligen Hotel angekommen sind an die Steckdose angeschlossen und am nächsten Tag hat es 12 Stunden lang im Topcase des Motorrads fantastisch funktioniert und war auch vor Regen geschützt.Dieses Gerät hat mir eine Freiheit zurückgegeben, die ich nicht für möglich gehalten hätte.Danke für dieses Produkt! Beim täglich mehrfachen Überprüfen der Temperatur über die Anzeige wurden die 2-8°C nie überschritten, obwohl wir jeden Tag ca. 4-8 Stunden auf dem Motorrad unterwegs waren und das Mitte Juli.

Leider muss ich das Gerät zurücksenden, denn im Gegensatz zur Produktbeschreibung ist es nicht möglich 2 Pens in das Kühlfach zu legen. Damit ist es für mich unbrauchbar.

I really love this compact cooler, it seems just like a mini fridge. I can carry it wherever I go without having to be in a hurry or worry about my medication. It looks classy with the handle and comes with a nice handbag. My insulin stays cold enough during a short three days trip, which to me works so much better than when I would use ice packs and gel packs in a case. I used to use gel packs a lot, but they would thaw out quickly when you are outside and I could never find anywhere to freeze them when traveling and then I would worry about my medication. This little battery cooler is the perfect solution to all this trouble. It’s a nice choice for people who love to travel and need a cooler to keep their expensive meds at the right temperature. It comes with two large capacity replaceable batteries and a charger. This 20000Ah heavy duty battery is powerful enough for me. The cooler lasted over 10 hours in 98 degree weather. My medicine now always maintains temperatures of 36°-46°F which is reliable and just what I need. NO more thawed out gel packs to worry about and no more ruined medications. Highly recommended.

The design of the device is nice and handy. It is very easy to use.One fully charged battery lasts around 13 hours with an empty box. It is fully charged in around 10 hours with a fast charger.The device can work plugged without a battery, if you want to use it as a regular medicine fridge (e.g. at the hotel or a vacation apartment).It meets the airline requirement for carry on batteries (at least on Air France).

My wife has type 1 diabetes and on any trip, the first concern is how to store backup insulin without a refrigerator. "SecretsBox" is the solution that will help you in critical situations. I'll prove it with our trip to Europe Cruise in June 2023, before which I bought "SecretsBox" with two batteries.Because the name “SecretsBox” does not say that the box is for storing insulin, I have added a label ”INSULIN”, This avoided unnecessary questions from the airport security. I also added special fasteners to place the box in the upper part of the backpack - this avoided additional carry-on bags. We put the two pens & one vial in the box cooling camera.Our flight was in the evening and I turned on the box on June 5 at 5 pm. We passed through airport security without any problems - the insulin sign was clearly visible.Our flight departed at 9:30 pm, the box had been on the battery power for 4.5 hours. The duration of the flight from San Francisco to Copenhagen is about 11 hours. In the middle of the flight (after 9 hours of using the SecretsBox battery) I replaced the battery. By the way - I could not connect the box to external power. Airbus A330 has only a universal 120-240 volt outlet, but my Power Adapter was not fit it very well. The box continued to run on battery power until we arrived at our hotel in Copenhagen at 7 p.m. on June 6. By this point, the total time on the batteries was: 4.5 hours (before the flight) + 11 hours (during the flight) + 1 hour (way to the hotel) = 16.5 hours.There was a big surprise waiting for us at the hotel in Copenhagen - the minibar was not a real mini fridge and does not keep the right temperature! I just plugged the SecretsBox into the USB outlet and it continued to run on external power (and charging the battery in parallel) until we left the hotel on June 11: 5 hours on June 6 + 24 hours on June 7 + 11 hours on June 8 = 40 hours. Plus again on the battery - 3 hours on June 8 before the shutdown SecretsBox on the ship when the insulin was placed in the refrigerator in our ship cabin. Total continuous operating time without interruptions was 19.5 hours on batteries and 40 hours on external power.We put in the box the reserve insulin for storage, one pen was put into use at the end of the cruise. On the return trip - from Copenhagen to San Francisco, the box was turned on June 18 at 7 am and worked on the battery until boarding the plane at 4 pm (9 hours). This time on the flight (11 hours) it was connected to external power plus 1 hour on battery after the flight. Both batteries are working well. The average temperature range, supported by SecretsBox, during our trip, was 37-44 °F