MomMed Portable Breast Milk Cooler – Compact Travel Storage

CDC guidance allows expressed milk in an insulated cooler with frozen ice packs for up to 24 hours while traveling. At the destination, use it, refrigerate it or freeze it promptly; actual cooling performance depends on ice packs, ambient heat and how often the cooler is opened.

It is better to cool freshly expressed milk before combining it with older chilled milk, because warm milk can raise the temperature of the stored milk.

Remove all contents and ice packs, wipe the interior with mild soap and water, then leave it fully open to air-dry. Do not store it damp or close it with residual milk inside.

No. It is for temporary cold transport. Transfer milk to a refrigerator or freezer as soon as practical and track storage time from when the milk was expressed, not when it entered the cooler.