Yes, Koldkase is completely reusable. It only needs to be reactivated with water whenever necessary. When you notice that it is running out of water
water, usually between 4 and 8 days depending on the weather outside, soak it in water again. This time, for a shorter period until it is sufficiently swollen.

No, Koldkase is activated with cold water only, no prior refrigeration is
required.



The medication will be introduced at the temperature indicated by the
manufacturer.

Yes, we offer various sizes to suit different needs and quantities of
insulin or medication. We have 3 sizes available:



Single: for one pen.



Double: for two pens.



Family: for up to 4 pens.

Yes, it is perfect for travelling. It is portable, lightweight and requires
no electricity. It should be carried in your pocket or hand luggage, never in
the hold.

When not in use, remove the inner wallet from the outer shell and allow it to dry completely naturally until the gel re-crystallises. You can speed up the drying process by using methods such as placing it near a heat source or hanging it in the sun. Store the KOLDKASE wallet in a dry place until you want to use it again. Avoid storing it in a container or mackintosh if it is activated, as the wallet needs to breathe and be in contact with air.

Do not place the cold case in the refrigerator or refrigerator.
freezer, it could be damaged. Insulin stored in the Cold Case can be transferred to the refrigerator when one is available, but the card should not be placed in its locations.

Yes, it is ideal for travel and complies with air safety regulations for transporting medicines.

It is light and compact, designed
to be easy to transport without adding significant weight.

No, it is not designed to carry other objects. Should only be used to
transport temperature sensitive medications.

No, it is not designed to transport food. Should only be used to transport
temperature sensitive medications.

In addition to insulin, you can store other temperature-sensitive medications, such as growth hormones and glaucoma medications including: Interferon, Growth Hormone, Vaccines, Monoclonal Antibodies, Rheumatoid Arthritis Medications, Crohn's Disease Medications, Medications for multiple sclerosis.