ICOOL MEDICUBE ULTRA

The iCool MediCube ULTRA keeps all your medication at a temperature between 2 and 8°C for 36 hours. It is the perfect travel companion for longer trips.

THE FREEDOM TO TRAVEL

Designed for the transport of sensitive medications at a temperature between 2 to 8°C for 36 hours

COOLING COMPARTMENT

Keeps all your sensitive medication at a constant temperature. Includes 3 x 900g polymer gel packs which are specially formulated to stay frozen twice as long as traditional ice packs

STORAGE SPACE

For the transport of large amounts of medication over long distances. Useable space of 21 x 14 x 12.5cm (W x L x H)

RECOMMENDED USES

Insulin, growth hormones, adrenaline, monoclonal antibodies, vaccines, interferons, Anti-TNF medications

Includes hand and shoulders carry straps

Holds up to 40 injection pens or syringes

Please refer to the EasyBag Single and EasyBag Classic for use with Epipens

Please contact us to find out more about these products being suitable for your medications.

MORE INFO

iCool MediCube Ultra can be used for:

• Insulin
• growth hormones
• L-Thyroxin
• Ozempic
• Dupixent
• Interferon
• NovoRapid
• Humira
• Lantus
• Humalog
• chemotherapy medication
• medication for polyarthritis
• thyroid medication
• medication for osteoporosis
• any pen or vial of medication that is sensitive to heat

How we test our products

The iCool bags are tested at an ambient temperature of 24.2°C, which is the temperature found in airplanes. At this ambient temperature, they will keep your medication between 2 and 8°C for 12, 24 or 36 hours, depending on the model chosen. Please note that if you are using the iCool bags at a higher ambient temperature than 24.2°C, they will not last as long as announced.

The iCool isothermal bags – new freedom for patients

A few years ago, MedActiv started developing solutions for the transport of fragile medications so that those suffering from chronic diseases such as diabetes, polyarthritis or multiple sclerosis could travel with their medication. Two brothers in France started the business after their medication was frozen in a hotel by accident. There are millions of people worldwide who are prisoners of their medication. MedActiv has become their partner with solutions that help them to travel while knowing that their medication is kept at exactly the right temperature.

The MedActiv solutions are numerous and range from the simple isothermic bag to solutions for the pharmaceutical industry to transport fragile compounds. For people that are using Anti-TNF medications for polyarthritis or any other fragile medication, MedActiv has developed the iCool range of bags that keep medication between 2 and 8°C for 12, 24 or 36 hours.

A simple innovation that radically changes the performance of a product

The iCool bags are padded with isolating materials in which are placed frozen gel packs. The MedActiv Gel Pack is made with a specially formulated polymer that stays frozen twice as long as a traditional pack and that does not “sweat” while unfreezing. This innovation, while appearing minor, allow MedActiv to keep the medication between 2 and 8 °C for up to 36 hours, which is a record for this kind of bag.

The iCool bags are discreet and elegant and allow the users to make long plane trips in complete security. For the new generations of iCool bags, a team of engineers worked with a team of patients to rethink traditional solutions for the transport of fragile medication. “As a daily user of thermo sensitive medications, I was systematically disappointed by the many products I bought through the traditional networks. It was for me obvious that the people who designed the bags were not themselves users of medication and did not understand my constraints. So we went back to the drawing board and redesigned the bags so that they would be perfect for us. The iCool bags are designed by patients for patients,” says Dr Diegel, one of the two brothers who founded MedActiv.

For a comprehensive list of questions and answers about MedActiv products and the iCool range visit our FAQ page here