Apparently unlike insulin, my meds need to be kept refrigerated, and can even be frozen. Will this bag keep meds at refrigerated temps for 8-10 hours?
1181198
I also ordered the bigger one and it is much better. I would say the ice packs did not stay frozen that long in this one. Somewhat disappointed.
1181199
I also ordered the bigger one and it is much better. I would say the ice packs did not stay frozen that long in this one.Somewhat disappointed.
1526715
I don't refrigerate mine, but I use one in about a week and a half. I don't think I'd worry, though, since it is made with Splenda, and our house is pretty temperate.
2192218
Yes. It kept my moms medicine cold enough for several days. Make sure it has air circulation after you soak it and it will stay cold.
692041
I only stored it at room temperature. when taking it the bottle will only last a couple of weeks. good luck
1863109
I would leave medicine in this after the pack being frozen for at least 5 to 7 hours traveling on a plane, the medicine would still be cold.
160242
It keeps the temperature in a range, depending on how you set it. Its a "room temperature" range, between 46 F and 77 or 86 F I believe. Its meant to protect your open vial of insulin from extremes. It is not appropriate for long term storage of unopened vials.
878715
We keep ours in frig, but like you it's easy to forget so I use a pill box 1x wk. maybe if you fix 2-3 days worth of Rxs or herbs maybe it will be fresh. When you run out of that supply you can reorganize for the next 2-3 days. You could always check Jarrow.com for more specific guidelines. I don't see on bottle that it needs to be refrigerated.
1697442
No, does not need refrigeration. After suffering from interstitial cystitis for years which believe the doctors made worse, I started taking this product. Within six months, I was 75% better and have continued to improve little by little ever since.
1237533
I have never refrigerated them, but like anything else, I avoid extreme changes on either end. Has always kept them at room temp. Been taking them as a daily supplement for 4 years. Has really helped the immune system.
2049345
I like it! I use it for keeping medicines cool when we're on the road. It keeps contents chilled for a good 8-10 hours, is easily tucked away in a large handbag or carry on & the ice pack "recharges" if placed in a small refrigerator overnight. It's a good buy.
2069261
Technically no, it does not need to be refrigerated, BUT if you refrigerate any probiotic it will last longer, and be more potent, when you take them.
143805
Mine is not refrigerated nor do I think it needs to be. I keep mine in my medicine cabinet.
2142141
Yes, it keeps the insulin at 70 degrees, it doesn't get really any colder. We have used it for over 4 months no problem.
194375
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.
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.
690433
Depending on what kind of environment, I have left my meds in this bag for up to 12 hours during a travel day and they have stayed cold.
249064
At 65 degrees, your insulin vial should be nice and cold. I have had it at the beach for hours and my vial was still nice and cold. I did find that it kinda rattles around in the ice pack a bit, so I put a rubber band around my vial just to keep it from knocking around and rattling.