COOLINGBAG Reusable Cold Gel Pack is a compact reusable cooling pack designed for selected COOLINGBAG insulin cooler bags and thermal cases. It can be used as a replacement or additional cooling element and can also be used separately as a reusable cold compress for temporary local cooling.
The gel pack is compatible with:
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Diabetic Isothermal Insulin Cooler Bag COOLINGBAG with Reusable Gel Ice Pack
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Kids Thermal Organizer Case COOLINGBAG with Cooling Gel Pack
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Isothermal Case COOLINGBAG for Diabetics with Gel Pack — including the available color versions
When used inside a compatible COOLINGBAG case, the chilled gel pack fits into the dedicated cooling compartment and helps provide additional cooling during transport.
The pack can also be used separately for temporary cooling after minor bumps, bruises or physical activity, or whenever a convenient reusable cold pack is needed at home or while travelling.
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Reusable cold gel pack
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Replacement or additional cooling element for compatible COOLINGBAG cases
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Suitable for use with selected insulin cooler and thermal bags
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Can also be used as a reusable cold compress
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Suitable for temporary cooling of minor bumps and bruises
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Compact and easy to reuse
Size: 15 × 10 cm
Product type: reusable cold gel pack
Compatibility: selected COOLINGBAG cooler bags and thermal cases listed above
How to use:
1. Place the gel pack in the refrigerator or freezer for at least 2 hours before use.
2. For a compatible COOLINGBAG case, place the chilled pack into the designated cooling compartment.
3. When using it as a cold compress, apply it to the required area for temporary cooling. If the pack has been frozen or feels excessively cold, place a thin cloth between the pack and the skin.
4. Re-chill after use when needed.
* Important: this gel pack is designed to fit the compatible COOLINGBAG models listed above and may not fit other bags or cases. Do not apply an excessively cold or frozen pack directly to the skin for prolonged periods, and do not use on open or damaged skin. When transporting insulin, avoid direct contact that could expose insulin to freezing temperatures and always follow the insulin manufacturer's storage requirements.
