I use enbrel and need to bring 12 pre filled syrings on international flight, will they fit and will it keep temp between 2 and 8
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I believe so, It will be tight. I use the pak for victoza but for only three "pens", and it stays cold for 12 hours. You might want to put just the Enbrel in the pak with the ice pak. I will be tight, but it should work
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They should fit fine. The frozen ice pack keeps my insulin at the correct temp for at least two days as long as you dont put the bag in the direct sun. When we are camping for a weekend, we leave on a Friday and come back on Sunday. By late day, Sunday, the icepack is unfrozen but still cool to the touch. If I am going to be gone longer, I use a freezer zip-loc bag filled with deli-ice. It works great.
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I use Humira, which is also supposed to be kept between 2 and 8. I doubt the bag will fit more than four pens. I could not get the bag to keep it that cold. Perhaps it is better suited for insulin. I ended buying a small cooler with ice packs and needed to ask the flight attendant for some ice after about 9 hours into the flight.
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Pack pretty small. Obviously not as small as plastic ones. Mouth would take a bit. Be easier to bring a small pump or get one at store. Hotel may even do it for you.
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No, there is no room for the needles, but needles can be carried separately in any container of your choice since they aren't required to be kept at certain temp. Frio is a cooler that depends on water evaporation to keep Insulin pens & similar medication within a reasonable temp range. For more info about Frio cooler you may visit their Web site for how the cooler works or any other relevant info.
1167841
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.
214835
What little bit of moisture there might be doesn't effect my insulin vials or syringes.
1368744
I have used this travel bag with an extra cooling pack. my Medicine MUST be kept below 45 degrees Fahrenheit. With 2 ice packs it worked for 48 hr. in an area the was at times 90 degrees. I do not know how this compares to your lunch cooler?
502015
I'm not sure, I've never used the pens before because I was just recently diagnosed. I just bought the bag because it has a thing that you can throw in your freezer to keep your med's cool during the day while at work. Measure the length of your pens and then check with Amazon seller to find out what the size of the bag is. But from what I've read, the pens do not have to be refrigerated for a least a couple of weeks..
1562994
I would say NO. those pills are too big and the compartment too small to accommodate 9-10 pills. try the 7 Day 2 Compartment.
577819
I use 1/2 of a syringe for both trays overnight. 2 syringes is enough for 4 days and last six months of teeth whitening. Save the other two for the next 6 months. Excellent product.
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It may be okay as long as your meds stay within the allowed temp range but I would call your Pharmacist or Doctor to be sure. The ice pack section and med section are lined on either side with a thermal reflective barrier so should hold pretty well. Most mini fridges have a small freezer section but refrigerated is better than no cooling if no other options are available.
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I,ve carried my in carryon. the problem is not the curling iron but the butane cartridges. tSA rule allows one cartridge on carry on, but I always carry extra in checked bag.
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It is my understanding (from the package of butane I purchased) that each passenger is allowed one refill . It should be in checked baggage. I used my curling iron for 8 days and didn't go through one cartridge, but I used it only for a small amount of time each day. The TSA guidelines stated that butane was not allowed. I went by what the package said. Good luck!
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I usually put the cartridge in the quart sized bag with other liquids. I also have checked the cartridge with other toiletries in my suitcase. There is a limit to how many you can take with you. I would check with the airline. One is definitely all right. You may be able to take two. Most European cities and the US will carry them in pharmacies. You can buy extras if you need them, but they last well.
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TSA requirements are for a 1 quart ziploc bag, which is fairly close to the size of the bag these come in. I'd say you could get maybe a half dozen bottles or less into a quart bag. I usually take around 5: mouthwash, conditioner (shampoo is dry), lotion, toothpaste, and make-up remover.
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Unfortunately this will not work for extended use. I actually tested this, before using with insulin and it performed very poorly. The coldest temperatures I was able to register were 72-74 degrees both internally and externally. This would not work for long transport of insulin as insulin should be kept at about 42 degrees to maintain it's integrity. If you just want to keep your insulin at room temperature this is definitely a good product.
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Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased them. Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased... » Read More Hi. My son and I took these when we went to London. We too had only carry on luggage. The pillow does compress pretty well and if you have the strength in your hands, you can get it to about the size of a can of vegetables. I got mine into about the size of a small coffee can. Once you put it in the bag and tie the drawstring and use the Velcro, it stays in the size you managed to roll it into. We did not put them into the suitcases; instead, we hooked the drawstring a few times around the suitcase handles. The pillows are very comfortable and supportive while in use. I am glad I purchased them. « Show Less
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you don't need to put much in your retainer so figure on two per syringe. 8-10 times per package