1. Minimum Order Quantity: Two (2) First Insulin Cooler Bag/Cases, each costing USD11.5 for a total of USD23, exclusive of tax/taxes

2. The two (2) First Insulin Cooler Bag/Cases weigh approximately 0.3 kilogram (0.66 pound)

2. Fixed Shipping Fee: USD25

3. Grand Total Amount: USD48

5. Expected Delivery Date: 7-21 days

6. In case of any delay in shipping, we will notify you punctually

Further Product Description

First Insulin Cooler Bag/Case: Take Aim at Diabetes Management

Diabetes Care and the Role of Insulin Cooler Case/Bag

Diabetes is a chronic disease that takes place when the pancreas does not generate adequate insulin or when the body cannot effectively utilizes the insulin it generates. Insulin is a hormone that is responsible for regulating blood glucose. The number of persons living with diabetes stood at 830 million in 2022 (World Health Organization, 2024).

Diabetes may result in serious complications if improperly managed.

Hyperglycaemia is also called raised blood glucose. Hyperglycaemia is a regular effect of unmanaged diabetes (World Health Organization, 2024).

With the passing of time, hyperglycaemia results in serious damage to numerous body systems, including damaging blood vessels in the heart, kidneys, eyes, and nerves.

People with diabetes thus have a greater risk of health problems, including:

1. Heart attack,

2. Kidney failure,

3. Stroke,

4. Blindness (permanent vision loss), and

5. Lower limb amputation (World Health Organization, 2024).

Major Types of Diabetes

1. Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 diabetes is typified by scarce or no insulin production. It needs daily insulin administration. Neither its cause nor the means to prevent it are known.

2. Type 2 Diabetes

Type 2 diabetes impacts the way a human body uses blood glucose for energy. It prevents the body from utilizing insulin suitably. The result can be high blood glucose levels if untreated.

With the passing of time, type 2 diabetes is capable of causing serious damage to the body, particularly nerves and blood vessels.

Over 95 percent (%) of people having diabetes have type 2 diabetes. Early detection of type 2 diabetes is crucial to preventing its worst effects.

The most excellent way of detecting diabetes early is to have regular check-ups and blood tests, especially with a healthcare provider.

Meanwhile, Type 2 diabetes is frequently preventable.

There are factors contributing to development of type 2 diabetes. They include:

1. Being overweight,

2. Lack of exercise, and

3. Genetics.

To assist in prevent type 2 diabetes and its varied complications, you should aim to:

1. Reaching and maintaining a healthy body weight;

2. Remaining physically active with not less than 150 minutes of moderate exercise every week -- you should aim to use First Hydration Vest during exercise or First Weighted Vest;

3. Eat a healthy diet. Please do not consumer sugar and saturated fat; and

4. Please do not smoke tobacco.

3. Gestational Diabetes

Gestational diabetes takes place when you are expecting a baby. It is hyperglycaemia.

Blood glucose values are above ordinary, but the values are less than those diagnostic of diabetes.

People having this diabetes are at a spiked risk of complications when expecting a baby and at delivery. These people and perhaps their kids are also at spiked risk of type 2 diabetes in their future.

Gestational diabetes is detected via prenatal screening, instead of via reported symptoms (World Health Organization, 2024).

Effective diabetes management apparently features a combination of medication, monitoring of blood sugar levels regularly, and making lifestyle changes.

Role of First Insulin Cooler Bag/Case

Persons with diabetes, especially type 1, need insulin injections to manage the disease effectively. Insulin is a sensitive substance. It requires being stored in a recommended temperature range to maintain its effectiveness.

First Insulin Cooler Bag/Case is especially designed to meet that temperature need at home or when a person with diabetes is travelling, at the workplace/school, and more.

The cooler bag/case features insulated materials that serve to block out external heat and sustain a stable internal temperature. The cooler bag/case thus ensures that insulin in insulin vials and/or pens remain in the recommended temperature range -- mainly 2 to 8 degrees Celsius -- for a long time frame. By keeping insulin cool and protected, they help maintain its potency and efficacy – they ensure the insulin does not denature.

By selecting First Insulin Cooler Bag, persons having diabetes can confidently manage the disease.

The cooler bag/case also features built-in cooling mechanisms -- like ice packs or gel packs that are placed -- to maintain the insulin cool.

Actually, Varieties 1 and 2 Cooler Bags/Cases feature a corked plastic container that is filled with a solution that is frozen for several hours in a refrigerator/freezer.

Variety 3 Cooler Bag/Case uses ice packs. Variety 3 also has a temperature display that shows degrees Fahrenheit with degrees Celsius in brackets.

All the three varieties of First Insulin Cooler Bags/Cases also accommodate diabetes-related accessories (supplies), including glucometer (glucose meter) and insulin syringes.

The bag is lightweight and thus easy to carry.

Proper Handling and Maintenance of Insulin Cooler Bag/Case

1. When not in use, please store the insulin cooler bag/case within a cool and dry place and

2. Regularly clean the insulin cooler bag/case to sustain hygiene and avoid contamination (Outer Woods, 2023).

References

World Health Organization. (2024). Diabetes. Retrieved from https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/diabetes

Outer Woods. (2023). Diabetes care and the role of insulin cooler bags. Retrieved from https://outerwoods.in/blogs/outer-woods-blog/diabetes-care-and-the-role-of-insulin-cooler-bags?srsltid=AfmBOoqB76S2DfoqWs-NTlkfK_NtZ_xTW-wHnxcAhjnUiNcrwiu7qT1W