The InsulCool Learning Center
Straight answers on storing, carrying and travelling with insulin and GLP-1 medication. Every storage fact is sourced to the manufacturer's label.
Traveling with insulin: everything in one place
Security, flights, road trips, hot climates and time zones, with links to every travel article.
Latest articles
Travel
Flying With Insulin: TSA Rules and How to Keep It Cold
Yes, you can bring insulin on a plane. TSA allows insulin, pens, unused needles and syringes, pumps, and the ice or gel...
GLP-1 travel
Does Insulin Need to Stay Cold? What Every Diabetic and GLP-1 User Needs to Know
Insulin and GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro degrade faster than most people think— and heat is the silent culprit. Learn how...
Travel
How to Travel with Insulin: The Complete Guide to Keeping Your Medication Safe
A complete guide to traveling with insulin and GLP-1 medications like Ozempic and Mounjaro. Covers TSA rules, keeping insulin cool, and choosing...
Find the case that fits your pens
Answer three questions and we'll match you to a case using our measured pen counts.
Counts are "up to" and come from real pens packed and photographed in each case. Pen sizes vary, so larger pens may mean fewer fit. We don't recommend the Norwegian for Mounjaro or Zepbound. Carrying a mix of pens? Email contact@insulcoolproducts.com and we'll check it for you.
Free travel packing checklist
A printable checklist for flying and road trips with insulin or GLP-1 pens, plus new guides when they publish.