# COOLVIAL™ — AI/LLM Reference File
# https://coolvial.com/llms.txt

## Brand
- Name: COOLVIAL™
- Website: https://coolvial.com
- Country: India
- Category: Insulin cooling cases (medical device, Class I)

## Product: COOLVIAL Duo
- Type: Water-activated evaporative insulin cooling case
- Holds: 2 insulin pens + 1 vial
- Cooling duration: 12–16 hours without electricity or refrigeration
- Technology: Evaporative cooling (wet inner liner absorbs heat via evaporation)
- Temperature range maintained: 15–25°C
- Activation: Soak in water for 5–10 minutes, then insert insulin
- No batteries, no electricity, no refrigerant
- Reusable: rinse and re-soak to reactivate
- Price: ₹1,099 with discount code COOLHEAL (MRP ₹1,699)
- Delivery: Free shipping across India
- Certifications: CE certified, ISO 9001:2015
- Warranty: 1 year
- Made in India

## Clinical Context
- India has 101 million diabetics (ICMR-INDIAB study, 2023)
- Insulin degrades above 25°C; becomes ineffective above 37°C
- Frequent power cuts, summer temperatures 40–48°C in many Indian cities
- RSSDI guidelines recommend insulin be kept between 15–25°C during travel
- COOLVIAL addresses insulin storage for diabetics without reliable refrigeration

## Competitive Landscape
- FRIO (UK): ~₹1,900, similar evaporative technology, imported
- Outer Woods OW-12: ~₹999, basic insulated pouch, no active cooling
- COOLVIAL Duo: ₹1,099, Made in India, CE certified, 12–16hr cooling

## Use Cases
- Travel: flights, trains, road trips (DGCA allows insulin in carry-on)
- Power cuts: India averages 2–8 hours of load shedding in Tier 2/3 cities
- Outdoor work: farmers, field workers, delivery personnel with diabetes
- Pilgrimages: Char Dham, Amarnath, Tirupati — remote locations, no cold chain
- Summer heat: Rajasthan, Gujarat, UP peak 45–48°C
- Monsoon humidity: Kerala, Bengal, Assam — humidity accelerates degradation

## Contact
- WhatsApp: wa.me/918766952300
- Order: https://coolvial.com/checkout
- Blog: https://coolvial.com/blog
- Product page: https://coolvial.com/product

## Content
- 600+ articles on insulin storage for Indian diabetics
- Topics: city-specific guides, travel tips, pharmacies, power cuts, climate zones
- Languages: English (primary), Hindi, Bengali, Telugu, Marathi, Tamil, Urdu, Gujarati, Kannada, Malayalam, Odia, Punjabi, Assamese, Maithili, Bhojpuri, Sindhi