Does this cool to a set temperature, say exactly 45 degrees F, or does it only keep the medicine in a wider temperature range?
160241
No. The best it can do is 77F I believe, and the manual is vague as to what it's capable of in terms of delta from outside temp so I never leave it in a hot car etc. It even says don't leave it in a hot car. It just maintains that 44-77 range (so if it's 40, it'll heat it to 44 and if it's 80, it'll cool it to 77). I will say that the battery life is outstanding. Maybe like 1-2 weeks unless the thing is in a very hot climate.
160242
It keeps the temperature in a range, depending on how you set it. Its a "room temperature" range, between 46 F and 77 or 86 F I believe. Its meant to protect your open vial of insulin from extremes. It is not appropriate for long term storage of unopened vials.
74210
The temp is adjustable so it maintains temp to whatever setting is made? Maintains very well by the way!
1789034
There's no temperature control. It just cools to around 40 degrees. So it's great for keeping food nice and chilled. We usually pack yogurt, cheese, juices, lunch meat, water, etc.
556496
It goes all the way up to 166 degrees F. I use it on my back and cannot go above 120 and usually 118.
2142141
Yes, it keeps the insulin at 70 degrees, it doesn't get really any colder. We have used it for over 4 months no problem.
1816095
I keep mine in a drawer at room temperature (70 degrees F), which seems to work out fine and keep its potency. Avoid temperatures above 80F. Remember that there's "good little critters" in the pills that don't like temperature extremes.
251448
I'd say that's a very accurate assessment. It does not go as far as they claim. They do not mention to keep it refrigerated, either. It loses its effectiveness rapidly at room temperature. But overall, still a good product and fills a huge need.
973139
Bottle says, "Do not expose to heat or extreme cold or store at temperatures above 120 degrees F."
1766869
I'm not exactly sure what the temperature is, but it does have Low to High settings on it where if you do not want the water to boil, you set it to the lowest setting. I love the product, I use it for all kinds of loose tea and a French press for coffee. Great gadget to have!
1788013
I used it on my son's bed and he has never mentioned being too hot. I have one similar on my own bed and don't think it has affected my body temp at all. I love them.
314711
45-64 Degrees. It works great. Make sure that there is a little space between the back of the cooler and the wall.
598750
Sorry, but the cooling zones are even...Works fine, temperature is always perfect! Does not fit big bottles, but 99% of the ones I bought so far fit just fine.
557718
Most medications require storage in a cool, dry place. Most also have a specific temperature range at which they can be stored (or else, they're at risk for going bad.) If you can be sure the temp inside the safe matches the temp range of ALL the medications you want to store in it AT ALL TIMES, then I would say it's ok to store the medications in the safe. However, if you cannot guarantee the internal temp at all times, its not safe to store the medications and I wouldn't do it if I were you.
1994511
good evening,the set point temperature range is 45F TO 90F which 45f would be the lowest set temp.i hope this help love the unit work really well.
833602
it can go up to 400 degrees... hope that help. I use it all the time, I love it. :)
1704692
Yes, same temperature as the liquid inside. So, be careful when you pour the very hot water inside the bottle.
823806
not sure, but i would not buy this product again. There is no digital display or easy way to get and retain the temperature at 55 degrees. In fact after purchasing a separate thermometer, it is kind of hit or miss on the cooling knob. you don't set it to a temperature and it holds onto that temp. Like you take out a bottle or two and now it is colder??? If i had opened the box myself and set it up on my own, (instead I let my boys) i would have returned it right away.