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Cooling for life in motion

PeptiGear C800

Portable cooling. Room for more.

A built-in handle. A little more freedom.

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Purpose-built cooling Made for temperature-sensitive essentials
Travel-ready format Compact for life on the move
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C800, in numbers

More room. More time out.

Up to20hours

C800 · with 4 battery packs

Up to72

3mL vials · stated maximum

Or up to10

Injection pens · stated maximum

C800 only. Reported runtime at About 23°C / 73°F ambient; varies with conditions. Set-temperature details are not yet recorded. Pens and vials are alternative loads, not both at once. Check actual dimensions and packing orientation. See specifications & test details

PeptiGear C600 portable cooler in a hotel setting
Label first Follow the exact storage instructions supplied with your medication.
Storage guidance

Care travels with you.

Some medicines are temperature-sensitive. When they are stored outside the range on their label, they may lose potency—even when they look unchanged. The right storage plan starts with the medicine label, not a one-size-fits-all rule.

Heat can reduce potency

Temperature-sensitive medicines may become less effective when exposed to excessive heat or stored outside their labeled range.

Freezing can also cause damage

Insulin should not be frozen. Keep medication away from direct contact with ice unless its instructions specifically allow it.

Requirements are product-specific

Insulin labels often specify refrigeration before use, while peptide and other medicine requirements vary by formulation and manufacturer.

Dr. Samuel T. Davies, M.D.
Medical storage guidance Confirm the storage plan before every trip

Check the medicine label and ask your pharmacist or prescribing clinician about the exact temperature range, freezing risk, and how long the medicine may remain outside refrigeration.

Dr. Samuel T. Davies, M.D.Anti-Aging SpecialistThe Cedars Anti-Aging Center
Evidence-led information — not a substitute for medical advice
Read the official guidance FDA insulin storage guidance FDA temperature-sensitive medicine guidance

PeptiGear does not provide medical advice. Storage requirements vary by medicine, formulation, and whether it is opened. Always follow the product label and ask your pharmacist, prescriber, or manufacturer when unsure.

Good to know

Before you go.

A few useful things to know about your cooler.

How do I choose the right cooler?

Start with your medication dimensions, how many items you carry, trip length, and available power sources. Compare those needs with the verified specifications on each product page.

Can I take a medication cooler on a flight?

Medication and medically necessary cooling accessories can be carried under many security frameworks, but screening, battery, airline, airport, country, and documentation rules vary. Check the current TSA travel guidance, your airline, and your departure-country authority before travel. UK travellers can also review GOV.UK guidance for medicines and cooling packs.

What temperature should my medication be stored at?

Requirements differ by medication and by whether it is opened or unopened. Follow the label, manufacturer instructions, and guidance from your healthcare professional or pharmacist.

Where can I find dimensions and runtime?

Each product page includes model-specific dimensions, capacity, power options, and verified performance information.

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