I use syringes and vial insulin. I can't tell from the picture but can I use the insert to keep vials and pre-filled syringes cool?
1079741
This pack will keep things cool not cold. I used this on vacation in Italy using syringes with vials and it worked just fine.
1079742
The standard syringes are pretty small so storage of 6-8 is probably readily workable in the dual pouch. I do not know about the vials.
1079743
You should be able to go by the size. I got both a large and small unit. The small should take a few pre-filled syringes when you are out and around but a bottle would be a squeeze. Keep in mind the wallet expands in and out when hydrated. The larger one I used to keep my pen fill vials in for the longer trips. I was good to go for a month without a fridge that way. I thought there was an intermediate size you could look for.
1079744
The vials will not fit sadly. Also the insert keeps the insulin slightly cool not icy cool. My husband pre draws his insulin for the day and they stay cool all day. I hope this helps.
1411153
It depends on the medication you are travelling with. We use it for growth hormones which needs to be kept cool. I would recommend taking ziplock bags and fill them with ice regularly. The case has a compartment for the ice pack and I do not think it would stay cool very long unless it is frozen. If I were travelling, I would use ice, then refill whenever I stop for gas. With an ice pack it will stay cool for up to 6 hours. I love this thing. Happy travels.
2139873
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
776141
If you keep your cold packs on the frig and not the freezer you won't have any freezing problem. I have immunology serums that I keep for a trip that involves an overnight stay and the serums are still cool when I'' able to put them back in my frig.
214835
What little bit of moisture there might be doesn't effect my insulin vials or syringes.
1011297
It is designed for Becton-Dickinson insulin syringes - Works with 100 unit (1.0 ml, 1cc), 50 unit (0.5 ml, 1/2cc), or 30 unit (0.3 ml, 1/3cc) syringes. You might want to give them a call just in case 831-475-1765, they are really nice and helpful.
1223897
The bag comes with a freezable packet for keeping your insulin cool. Except for that, none of the items pictured are included -- you must provide your own supplies.
1920235
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.
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.
135257
The needles don't come in the injector itself, they're separate. As for filling the needles, you would need to do so manually with a vial of insulin. Basically what this device is good for is getting the needle into yourself or whoever needs the injections. Personally I hate having to manually insert the needle into myself, thankfully the injector saves me the trouble of that step.
2222740
Product is an insulation, keeps insulin from ambient temperatures (i.e. keeps from heat of summer, cold of winter), kind of like a coat for insulin in winter time. It does say cool with cold water for summer, I guess it would be the same to heat with hot/warm water for winter (though I would not recommend because wet stuff in winter seems to cool off pretty quick). Hope this helps.
1462720
I can't answer the question. I used the FRIO to carry one insulin vial that required constant cooling.
588967
depends on how much you pack it. I would say no more than 30 insulin syringes.
1414779
why do you put needle to cooling? there are some space but no need to put needle
542120
Yes, works very well. I use it all of the time in Singapore, where it is hot. I don't have to worry about my insulin while at work, since there isn't a fridge. I just use this in my purse and the pouch stays cool for a few days without putting it back in the fridge.
1842024
We place frozen ice packs in the Tote for very short executions out of the house. So that the ice pack does not melt in the Tote, we will store the Tote, along with the ice pack and insulin, in refrigerator. Not sure if this is answering your question, but obviously you do not want to freeze the insulin.
542119
Air circulating around the pouch is what keeps the insulin cold. If you place it inside a container where air cannot freely circulate, you will compromise its effectiveness. It is best to carry it out in the open. For traveling purposes, consider wearing it on a belt strap or finding a travel bag with an exterior mesh pocket.