How do vials not get wet? Do we wrap them in plastic first?
214833
I am not sure. This was a gift for my 3-year-old grandson in another state. I would suggest contacting the manufacturer--I am sure they will be able to answer your question. I can say that I got positive feedback from my son about this insulin cooling wallet.
214834
Once you have soaked the wallet and it has taken on cold water, then you towel dry the wallet. The beads that soak up the water do not wring out like a rag. They will hold the cool water. You can use a plastic bag, but we haven't had any problems putting epi pens in the wallet.
214835
What little bit of moisture there might be doesn't effect my insulin vials or syringes.
2055147
They are only airtight in the foil pak they come in. But they are indivisually wrapped tightly in a non-airtight plastic wrapper. You would have to put each in an airtight bag/container to prevent them from becoming soggy.
1220658
The best way is to drink 1 water before you put it on and 2 bottles of water after you put it on and make sure you put your lotions on before you wrap and it works GREAT !!!!!!!
1519868
I store my glues in plastic zipper bags that have been randomly collected from shipping. Each bottle goes into two bags, then the whole collection goes into a big outer bag. So each bottle has three bag layers in total. My bottle of super thin ca is 1.5 years old and is still water thin.
801204
I have heard that some people warm it up by putting the container in hot water. I got mine in the summer so it was liquid. I just transfered it to another container.
2185321
I've been getting it in GLASS bottles. Great stuff. PS - I'm personally getting away from plastic bottles.There are many 'leeching' issues with plastic bottles that sit in the hot summer sun - WATCH OUT !!
2116843
It depends on a few things, if you have the bottle at room temp, then you need barely any water (the lowest mark on the plastic water container)... If the bottle is stored in the fridge then I fill the plastic water container about halfway. I had better luck keeping the bottles cold :) Hope this helps
1005268
Karon K got it right. You need to insulate the sides, bottom and top. Cardboard is probably the best. Then seal the lid with metal duct tape. For additional protection of delicate devices, put them in a plastic bag, then wrap with aluminum foil.
1673731
I have one the I put on our soap dispenser and it's still there from last year. This container gets wet frequently and it is still holding. I assume because plastic does not attract moisture than paper. Make sure you wipe the surface first before puting the label. You can also put a magic tape on top after sticking the label to avoid moisture if you want to finish the paper label first.
810418
Yes! They are just plastic. What I did though was twist the smaller tube into the short bottle and it wrapped around inside. Still worked fine.
1930151
Just freeze the blue packs and do not put the allergy vials in them because they will freeze as well.
2241248
You would need a really tiny magnet bar to fit into a vial. Doubtful they make them that tiny.
349431
It's been quite awhile since I bought a new bottle and I can't say for certain but I think it was safety sealed. Sorry I can't be more definitive. I only use it as needed and to keep as part of my medicine/first aid kit. The 4 oz bottle lasts me a long time.
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I just have them in the bathroom cupboard behind closed doors original wrapper as they came. Soap seems to hold for a long time if not dropped. I have one in shower and one on Counter. I Think you should keep them in a dark dry place. That is all I can tell you.
251111
They may be sealed when when packaged, but mine were all open and two were wet on the inside when I received them. If I had to guess, I would say the top cardboard rings cut through the plastic during shipping. Very poor/cheap packaging.
574966
I agree, a damp washcloth is what I would use. Place the cloth against your skin and cover with plastic wrap?
774932
I don't recall having to do that with any of the ones I got and they were sealed in plastic, but I guess if the beads are already indicating they are wet then I would.