Can this case be used as an insulin pump carrier.
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Hi Mary, I have no idea the size of a insulin pump. The width is slightly less than 3/4" and my phone is snug fitting into the case. Carole
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Sorry, I don't know anything about insulin pumps but if it fits I don't know why not. The price is fairly inexpensive so it might be worth a try.
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Sorry, I'm not sure either. The inside measures 51/2" long, 3" wide and 1/2 deep. How much room do you need for the pump? Hope this helps.
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Mary, this answer is a little late for you, but I have one of these on me right now, tucked inside my bra, holding my MiniMed Paradigm pump. I have thought this case to be a God send due to the fact my clips kept breaking and I hated spending the $30 something bucks to get a new one each time. Mine measures 1 inch depth by 3and 3/4 inches length and aprox 2inches from the flap to bottom of the case. I think this is the right one, but it may not be. The one I have works just perfect for my Paradigm and would be great for a 507 as well.
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Fits the Medtronic 530G pump like it was poured around it. It fit great, but you'll need to cut out the magnet clasp and replace it with velcro. Those clasp magnets have been known to damage insulin pump motors.
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Sorry I think that I just gave you the dimensions for the Large oversize Samsung Galaxy case.
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I'm unaware if that is possible.the case is thick an very tough. I would recommend the case too anyone
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Apple doesn't make Iphones specific to a carrier. They're all the same so there's no reason the case wouldn't fit.
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I don't think so. I use it for lancets and test strips not syringes. I work in health care and it ooks too small for an insulin syringe. If it's mostly empty and you can remove the needle the stringy might fit in the container at an angle. I have something called "p2 sharps shuttle by tyco healthcare which is shaped like a test tube and would hold a few insulin syringes or other small syringes. Enough for the time in transit but not a week long trip. Hope this helps
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They are insulated cloth cases so they insulate your insulin from freezing. I live down south so I have had no experience to test the theory, but on first look this should work. Unless of course you live somewhere like Alaska where it is cold for months at a time. Everything is relative, it depends of course on how long it ie exposed to freezing cold..
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Don't think it will keep the insulin cold unless you included cold packs. It is more of a bag to carry supplies than to keep things cold as it is not really insulated. My son keeps one vial in it for 30 days bit it gets warm and has to be discarded after 30 days. It does hold quite a bit of supplies and snacks.
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In my opinion, no. I have a Zagg case, which is similar but plastic; I can get the iPad out of it easily. I haven't yet taken the ipad out of the carry 360 case yet, but because it is less flexible, it seems like it would be more difficult.
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Yes. If you mean a regular protective case and not some kind if carrying case.
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Only if you get a case designed to do this. They do make such cases but they are very expensive, a couple of thousand bucks in fact.
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Yes, definitely. We used the travel case with Frio pouch for a trip to hot Puerto Rico and it worked great. (We bought two Frios so that we could keep one going all the time.) We liked it so much we now use it all the time at home to carry our son's insulin pen and other equipment.
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I use this for my Medtronic Insulin Pump and it works perfect for that. It measures 3 and 5/8 inches wide, 1 inch thick and 2 inches wide.
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I used it for my insulin punp in Hawaii boogie boarding. It worked so well, that my infusion set pulled out from my skin and I lost my pump. Someone found it on the beach later that day and it was dry and my insulin pump still worked great!
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It is a bulky carrying case. It is strong and I would use it for transport, but not for travel.
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I can't answer the question. I used the FRIO to carry one insulin vial that required constant cooling.
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It's 2 open Velcro bags, I would suggest getting her an actual insulin pump case this would not be the best thing for a pump.
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It probably could be done, but it'd be a pretty tight fit. I usually just take it out of the case because it's really not necessary anyway.
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It holds 6 vials and has 4 more spots for insulin pens. I primarily use this for work. With a good sized ice pack it will stay cool for 10 hours... If she is flying I would imagine the airline company has a way to store insulin on the flight.