ClimaPak™ - Insulin at the Perfect Temperature, No Matter Where Life Takes You! Manufacturers instruct you to keep your insulin within 44˚F-77˚F or 44˚F-86˚F.
Whether you are traveling the world or just running errands, ClimaPak will monitor and maintain the temperature of your insulin. ClimaPak’s rechargeable battery and user-friendly design provide unprecedented convenience for storing your insulin at the proper temperature. ClimaPak makes it easy to go anywhere with your insulin, using cutting-edge technology to keep it at the right temperature no ma
tter where life takes you! Features:
• Lasts 3-5 Days on a Single Charge
• Precise Temperature Control
• Convenient, Portable Design
• Programmable Alarms
• Last Injection Timer
• Compatible with All Insulin Pens & Vials
Utilizing advanced nanotechnology, ClimaPak keeps insulin cool without ice, gel packs or electricity. Insulin must be stored properly, as it will spoil if exposed to temperatures that are too hot or too cold. ClimaPak will keep your insulin at a stable temperature in both hot and cold environments. Now you can prevent wasted insulin and dangerous spikes in blood glucose levels with precise, reliable temperature control.
*FSA/HSA Eligible*
Product Testimonials
“ClimaPak is simple to use and keeps insulin at a proper temperature despite being left in high temperatures that would have normally rendered insulin useless.” - Christina Ghosn, stickwithitsugar.com
“I’ve always struggled to figure out a way to properly store my insulin so that it would not be affected by drastic temperatures while traveling…calling hotels in advance to verify there was a fridge in the room and jumping through hoops. Kewl Innovations has put an end to this hassle by creating the ClimaPak.”- Emily Stunek, livelaughlovediabetes.com
“The window in which insulin is safely stored is between 44 and 86 degrees. It may sound like there’s a lot of wiggle room, but it’s a little too close for my comfort. Enter ClimaPak. Kewl Innovations brags that the battery charge will last four or five days. In my experience, I’d say they are being modest.” - Dan Masucci, DxONEdiabetes.com
