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Frio Viva Zipper Wallet - Large - Pink
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Frio Viva Zipper Wallet - Large - Pink Features
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Simply activate with cold water!
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Light and compact
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Reusable
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No Ice Packs, Ever Again!!
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Holds 4 insulin pens, or six vials (with syringes), or a combination thereof
About Frio Viva Zipper Wallet - Large - Pink
Winner of the UK 2016 Outdoor Industries Product Of The Year Award, the FRIO Viva Zipper Wallet is perfect for a variety of different types of insulin pen, insulin vials or cartridges and auto-injector making this particular FRIO ideal for those with conditions such as Diabetes, Rheumatoid Arthritis, Crohn’s Disease, and Anaphylaxis. With a minimum continuous cool period of 45 hours and a recharge time of under 5 minutes, FRIO is made for your everyday – wherever that might be! – Simply activate with cold water! – Light and compact – Reusable – No Ice Packs, Ever Again!! All our FRIO wallets have been designed with our patented crystal technology to keep your temperature-sensitive medication cool and safe. The FRIO VIVA Large is perfect for holding two standard sized Insulin pens or two 10ml vials. Or a combination of both. A FRIO wallet works through a process of evaporation which ensures its contents are kept cool and safe. Each FRIO pouch consists of an inner wallet and an outer cover. The inner wallet contains our specially developed crystals which activate when immersed in water, expanding into a gel and remaining cool for up to 45 hours. To activate your FRIO simply immerse the inner wallet in water for the time specified on the instructions which can be as little as 5 minutes. Then simply pat the inner wallet dry with a towel and insert it into the outer cover. Then you are good to go! The FRIO has been independently tested and certified regarding its effectiveness and it can be reactivated simply by placing in the water when required and used repeatedly. It will keep in-use insulin within safe temperatures of 18-26°C (64.4-78.8°F) for a minimum of 45 hours, even in a constant environmental temperature of 37.8°C (100°F).
