Smart solutions for
safe storage of insulin
Wherever & whenever
Let go of your
temperatures
worries.
Store your insulin in
our self-cooling insulin
bag, together with our
smart temperature
sensor.
How to Use InsulinSaver in 3 simple steps
- Press the button to activate the InsulinSaver.
- Place it next to your insulin pens or cartridges.
- No light = All good. Flashing light = take action!
How to use The Bag in 3 simple steps
- Place your insulin and needles in the bag.
- Close it.
- No other steps, just grab it and go! Your insulin will be kept safe for the entire day.
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What Our Users Are Saying
InsulinSaver is the best 5/5
InsulinSaver, an invention based on experience
During a train ride in Europe in the summer of 2017, I left all my insulin in a fridge in a hotel room in Italy. We stayed in Italy for two nights and a few days later, when I changed my insulin in my syringes to the insulin that was in this fridge, my blood sugar started to rise. I gradually started increasing my doses, first a few units, in the belief that I might have an infection going on. I gradually got worse and worse. I felt dehydrated, had a headache, nausea and I was dizzy. When I had doubled the normal doses, but still had high blood sugar, my travel partner and I began to think about where I had stored my insulin during the trip. My travel partner had noticed that a bottle of juice standing in the door of the fridge in Italy was icy on one morning. My insulin had been lying next to the juice. If I had an InsulinSaver during this trip, I would have gotten an indication that my insulin had been exposed to too low a temperature before my body would have had to suffer.
– Hanna Dahl, Co-Founder InsulinSaver
FAQ
You should use an InsulinSaver to increase your confidence and security in how you store your insulin, to reduce the risk of using ineffective or even inactive insulin. Pharmaceutical companies and insulin retailers have strict cold chains that must not be broken. When you pick up your insulin, it is broken for the first time, and you must now estimate temperatures and ensure that the insulin is stored at the right temperature on your own. This can become a source of concern since you cannot visually determine if the insulin has gone bad. The only indication that the insulin is bad is that your blood sugar rises, and rising blood sugar can be due to many different factors.
Therefore, you should use an InsulinSaver, so that you know whether your rising blood sugar is due to the insulin or not.
The temperature ranges are developed based on the recommendations of insulin manufacturers as well as research on insulin stability concerning temperature over time.
Store your InsulinSaver in the same place as your insulin. That means in your pen case, cooler bag, in the refrigerator, etc. InsulinSaver should be placed as close to your insulin as possible to help you keep track of storing the insulin in the best way possible. When you use InsulinSaver, you will learn a lot about how to store your insulin properly.
When we developed the product InsulinSaver, we wanted a reliable product that people can trust. Having a user-replaceable battery would require a removable cover on the product, making it larger and less convenient to place in, for example, pen cases and pump bags.
We also wanted to avoid the risk of loose batteries or moisture entering and damaging the contacts. Additionally, we wanted a product that operates independently, without cords, apps, or other accessories.
Today, we guarantee a battery life of 12 months.
