The SaluTemp device
Precision temperature management. Designed for real life.
SaluTemp is the first smart temperature management device built specifically for patients who self-administer injectibles at home — combining real-time monitoring, intelligent alerts, and a complete dose history in one compact device.
How it works:
Store your medication
Place your biologic medication inside the SaluTemp device then let the case do all the work.
Monitor in real time
SaluTemp continuously tracks temperature and logs every reading. If anything drifts outside the safe range, you get an instant alert on your phone — before any damage occurs.
Confirm before you dose
Before each injection, check the SaluTemp app for a green confirmation that your medication has stayed within range. No guessing. No wasted doses.
Never miss a dose
SaluTemp sends a reminder to your phone when it's time to take your medication — so you stay on schedule without having to think about it.
Share with your care team
Export a complete temperature log to share with your caretaker, pharmacist or physician.
Device features
Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Continuous temperature monitoring
±0.1°C accuracySensors log temperature every 60 seconds, 24/7. The device maintains a complete history of every reading for the life of your medication.
Instant mobile alerts
< 30 second alert latencyPush notifications reach your phone the moment a temperature excursion is detected — even if you're away from the device.
Long battery life
7-day battery lifeA single charge powers SaluTemp for up to 7 days, so you never have to worry about the device running out during a trip.
Compact and travel-ready
Fits in a standard lunch bagSaluTemp fits in a purse, backpack, or carry-on. TSA-compliant and designed to go wherever you go.
Dose history log
90-day cloud storageEvery temperature event is timestamped and stored in the cloud. Export a PDF report for your care team or insurance provider.
Medication compatibility
2°C – 8°C rangeSaluTemp is compatible with the most common temperature sensitive medications, including insulin, Humira, and GLP-1 agonists.