I have thoroxine and type 2 diabetic tablets and test equipment. Can I use the narrow side for cold pack and web side for supplies?
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The ice packs has a special spot for it once u open it. Either side. You have ample room for additional pills and needles or preinsulan injection needles and other pouches for other items. The best I ever bought. Hope this helps
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Yes side for supplies. But would cold pack in pouch inside. U have two pouches inside
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The only meds I used in the Insulpak were 3 different eye drops. I believe very strongly that it would work for your needs. In my particular situation I kind of had to experiment with how cold the interior was getting so I had 'blue ice' packs on both sides because I had so much room. I kept the ice block that comes with the pack on the 'web side' because it fit so well and zipped in. I had a small blue ice on the other side with my eye drops. I kept an eye on the temperature the first few days to make sure it was cold enough. You may find that you will in fact want or need to keep a smaller pack on the opposite side. When I had cold packs on both sides the temperature range went from about high 20's to high 40's and it worked very well for my drops. I highly recommend this because it works so well. All the best.
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Unfortunately we use this for Forteo medicine not insulin....so we are not sure it would hold what you want
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i would look on here. if you cant find them here there are quite a few diabetic supply websites on the net
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I put an extra cool pak in the supplies pocket and a thermometer in between two insulin pens. It was about 45 degrees after about 10 hours, which I think is OK. The insulin in the pens did not turn milky, which I understand to be the bad indicator.
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Yes you could if you have ice cubes that would fit. It is a refillable tube that is empty when it arrives.Eurostoves
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The only thing that came with it is a thin gel pack for freezing and keeping the insulin cool. The supplies in the illustration are only to show what you would typically use the bag for. As an FYI, the gel pack might be useful for very short trips in hot weather but it couldn't last too long so I depend on a larger Blue Ice in a small cooler.
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No waste container and I wasn't all that impressed with the cold pack either...I ended up using an empty pill container for my used lancets and strips and brought them home with me; I'm still looking for a better option.
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I used Google and typed in MSDS Safety Data sheet Dynex cold packs http://www.esciencelabs.com/files/andrea.rex/Cold_Pack.pdf You could have done the same
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I normally carry 2 of the fuel tablet packs with me. Fuel use depends entirely on what you are trying to heat or bring to the boil. Burn time differs at varying altitudes.
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Honestly I do not see why not, my husband also does insulin, his is delivered my mail in cool packs, I think the best would be to discuss first with your pharmacist to make absolutely sure.
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If you are asking about insulin vials, I don't know. We use it for growth hormone and have only had the pens. It is fairly roomy in the medication storage area. Sorry I couldn't be of more help.
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No....if you mean the Aplation Trail then no. This pack is too heavy. Go with something lighter weight. Even a Med ALICE pack would be better. You want something that you can pack some essentials in. Not the kitchen sink. The bigger the pack. The more you will want to carry.
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What little bit of moisture there might be doesn't effect my insulin vials or syringes.
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Yes. I ordered this item from Diabetic Corner (via Amazon) and it's identical to the one that comes with the Accu-Chek Compact Plus meter (slides in/locks onto the side just fine).
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Yes you could if you have ice cubes that would fit. It is a refillable tube that is empty when it arrives. Eurostoves
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Selvakumar, This wallet is Suitable for: 1 insulin injector pens or 2 x 10ml insulin vials. Only ONE Byetta will fit in this device. It will NOT hold any extra needles. You will need to go with the Duo (1023), Large (1052) or Extra Large (1062) for this option.
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I bought this item for someone else, however, you can always ask the pharmacist. They usually know which products work with which glucometers.