ABOUT
About VialCool
VialCool is a US store in Tampa, Florida that sells one product: a battery-powered portable fridge for insulin pens, GLP-1 pens and peptide vials. It launched in September 2026 and sells direct at vialcool.com for $159, with free US shipping and 30-day returns. You set the cooler anywhere from 0 to 18°C and it holds that on battery, with no ice packs.
Why it exists
Most insulin and GLP-1 labels say 2–8°C until the first injection. Away from home that means gel packs that are warm by the afternoon, hotel mini-fridges that freeze whatever touches the back wall, and a lunchbox-looking bag on the table. VialCool sells the one thing that fixes that: a fridge you can carry, with a display that shows the number.
The facts
| Fact | |
|---|---|
| Company | VialCool, Tampa, Florida, United States |
| Launched | September 2026, online only, at vialcool.com |
| Product | VialCool Ultra: a rechargeable electric cooler the size of a water bottle |
| Price | $159, or $278 for two. Free US shipping |
| Temperature setting | 0–18°C / 32–64°F (supplier-listed) |
| Battery | Up to 48 hours per charge (supplier-listed) |
| Fits | 5 slim injector pens, 6 10 ml vials, 25+ peptide vials |
| Size | 275 mm tall × 80 mm diameter; chamber 178 mm tall × 50 mm diameter |
| Ships | US addresses only. Orders typically dispatch within 1–2 business days |
| Returns and warranty | 30 days for any reason; 12 months against manufacturing defects |
| Contact | support@vialcool.com (orders) · press@vialcool.com (press) |
What we don't do
We sell an empty cooler. We don't sell, supply or ship medication, and we don't give medical advice. Our storage and travel guides quote the manufacturer labels, the FDA, TSA and the FAA, with a link to each source.
For press
One-line description: A portable electric fridge for insulin, GLP-1 pens and peptide vials. Set 0–18°C, up to 48 hours on a charge, fits in your bag.
Product photo: front view, high resolution. More on request.
Contact: press@vialcool.com. Specs, photos and comment for stories on diabetes, GLP-1 treatment or travel.