Will this keep suppository medication cool without melting for a 5-6 hour plane trip. Also, will this fit into a a woman's handbag? Thx!
832127
I believe it will. It is a rather small package so it should fit in a handbag.
832128
It's a soft pack, about 3x5x1, so it fits into a large handbag or a backpack. I used a bigger ice pack in mine so that it would keep cool for a plane ride (it was a tiny one that came with it.) Not a lot of room then, but it should work for the individually wrapped suppositories.
832129
It keeps mine cold for about 4-5 hours but I have never used it for 6 hours. And yes it fits in my bag
832130
I used it to fly to England for my insulin the stewardess allowed me to keep it in their cooler I also used it to fly to Arizona
832131
Lola , This is a small bag and has two ice packs that you can pre freeze to put in the lining to keep cold, so my answer is yes. As to fitting into your handbag, it will for sure. Hope this was helpful.
1414781
Depends if you have any bottles. That was my biggest problem and the temperature was barely cool. The bag is skinny 4x6 inches. I can slip my hand into it.
2127078
It will last a LOT LONGER than a Zippo.There is enough air trapped inside the cap, when sealed to allow the loss of fluid via evaporation.But the evap that happens inside the pill is greatly minimized due to pressure.The fluid will last over a month. Heat may accelerate the evaporation.I am VERY happy with this purchase!I love the smell, even though I quit smoking in 1995, I still like to light incense with this little jewel.Note: I will refill mine right now to time it and be sure.
1977232
This item will not work for that long. For a better choice, you should try a Frio, water activated cooling pouch. It will last up to 40 hours. I use one of those for long trips for keeping a Levemir pen cool and it works great.
344811
I'm a big girl and I highly recommend it! We just got back from a big trip -- lots of drive time and camping -- and it saved me many times! My daughter has the SheWee and said part you hold against your body is somewhat flexible, which allows for some possible spillage. The Freshette is rigid, so you can press it tightly against you to form a good seal. I had no issues like that, at all.
408508
Not sure what the temp is held at. the freeze pack goes into a zippered pouch on the back side that is like aluminum fabric reflecting covering. I will take a light jacket and wrap it around the Medicool Pen Plus Case and lay it on the back seat, this helps insulate it for travel. I have driven for 9 hours and the freeze pack is still solid in the center. The pens still felt as though they are about refrigerator temp. Hope this helps.
1863108
Sorry. Pushed send too soon. If you freeze the bag ahead then pack it as you head to he airport, you should be fine. Carey it onboard. In 5-6 hours it should remain cool.
918032
I am not an expert but I would say that it would be fine to have it delivered by plane. People travel all the time and have to bring their medications, supplements etc. as long as it's not kept in extreme temperatures I think you'll be fine!
2253261
I guess it depends how big the milk bags are. But when I traveled it was a 7 hour trip and I pumped and stored my milk in the cooler. I was cold when I got to my destination. As long as the blue pack is frozen, anything you put in there will stay cold. Hope this was helpful.
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?
875119
I have had no problem! This has been the perfect size for me and I take 21 pills in the am and 15 in the pm. I could double that and still have room! I would order this again if I needed another!
41959
no....its not insulated other than the bladder bag goes inside of a mesh pocket of the bra. I used it for sneaking alcohol onto a cruise so far so not sure about how fast it warms up.
187471
I use the pad for my 30lb pug in the car when going on long trips. It keeps her from panting, which she did even with the AC on high. I keep it in the fridge when not in use - Perhaps you could freeze it to keep it cooler longer.
681687
I've taken it on an airplane many times as a personal item. No questions asked. Just don't take a purse. Put the purse IN the backpack. In other words, you can have a carry on AND this backpack, no problems :-)
2192220
Should be fine - you might need to "recharge" it once during that time frame with a soak in water but otherwise it should be fine. My mother used it on a 7 day cruise and her insulin pens and little jars stayed comfortably cool the whole time. I cannot imagine any issues on a 2-3 day drive out of the sun.
1107896
No, when you add water, following directions provided, the "pillow" acts like a bag of airtight jello. I found the item as advertised except that, for me, it was too cold. I have hot flashes and, while it definitely did cool me, it was, again, way too cold.
479435
That's the strange thing about it...it doesn't. It sucks up the water and holds it. Then you slip it inside the outer pouch they provide. I used it at Disney World, it was really hot most the time. So I would use the bathroom break time to take the insulated pouch out of the pocket and run it under the cold water again to freshen it. It kept the insulin from getting to warm.