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Old 04-13-2008, 06:42 AM
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owlyn owlyn is offline
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I am a: Type 1
 
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Bucks County, PA, USA
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Check out Frio's line of cooling pouches: FRIO :: Home
Been using mine for years. My system:

All of my supplies are kept in a Dia-Pak Deluxe: Medicool - Dia-Pak Deluxe - Since 1989 Dia-Pak has been the product of choice to keep insulin and related supplies organized and portable .

The insulin pens are in a Frio pouch that just so happens to fit perfectly in the Dia-Pak. The Dia-Pak then goe in an Igloo box that has a very large blue-ice block in it. It can actually get too cold, so I sometimes use some bubble wrap as a separator. I really only use the Igloo box if I think the car will be parked in the sun for an extended period.

If I need to carry the stuff with me, I just grab the Dia-Pak out of the Igloo box. Everything stays cool. Another advantage is that there is plenty of room in the Igloo box for "doggy bags".

Sounds complicated, but it's really a very simple solution.
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