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Frio Duo Pen Cooling Wallets Keep Insulin Safe Between 60 -70 Degrees for up to 45 Hours with No Refrigeration +(Free Syringe Case a 3.98 Value)

Frio Duo Pen Cooling Wallets Keep Insulin Safe Between 60 -70 Degrees for up to 45 Hours with No Refrigeration +(Free Syringe Case a 3.98 Value)

Colors:
Black
Black
Blue
Blue
Brand: The Insulin Case Shop
Category: Health and Beauty

Buy New: $22.85 - $25.60
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Customer Reviews:
4 out of 5 stars Giving my freedom back   August 24, 2008
Nature Lover (West Virginia)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful

I'm not giving this 5 stars because of the price It will only be worth the money if this last for many years.

I wanted some of my independence back and After getting chewed out by my nurse for letting a whole bottle of insulin get ruined for having it in my purse during the summer, I knew I had to do something to protect my health.

The syringe case will hold a preloaded syringe so you can leave the insulin bottle safe in the fridge at home, I got this size so if I take longer trips I can keep a bottle in there along with one syringe or two syrines. This keeps me from having to constantly worry about how long an ice pack will last or if the ice pack is too cold, and water is easier to find than ice esp if your a camper, hiker, fisherman.

The cooling wallet is only cool enough for already opened insulin and is not made to store unopened bottles that should be in a fridge.

The concept of the Frio is so simple, and MUST have ventilation to work, but they have invented a way to keep most of the dampness off of everything in my purse or a loose pocket, as well when activated its "padding" protects the insulin.

These wallets skimp on material to the point that it's a tight fit, so make sure you get a size that will work for you or a size bigger.

My wallet didn't come with the syringe case that is shown in the picture, instead it came with a yellow syringe case which disappointed me because I ordered an extra YELLOW syringe case for my other medicine and didn't want to get them mixed up, when I called The Insulin Case Shop about it 1-877-829-8024, they where very nice and helpful explaining that they need to change the picture and that they are the ones offering the syringe case with the Frio and offered to send the case in the picture, so If you're an air head like me (brain injury) and it's extremely important that you have different or even same color syringe case for your different medicines, you might want to call them, or just order one of each color.

Frio wallet is ugly as heck, so don't think you'll be making a fashion statement with it, its not something you would want to put into a delicate purse because it's just ugly, but, with it being black makes it inconspicuous and for men I'm sure they appreciate that there aren't any pretty flowers and ribbons on it. I don't take any points off for it's ugliness because the wallet is about health and practicality.

I don't know if I'd buy another Frio because of it's price, but I would buy another cooling wallet made from another manufacture, it would be nice to have an extra one or two, But I would/will continue to shop with The Insulin Case Shop.





4 out of 5 stars Insulin - Byetta cooling   May 14, 2010
Daniel J. Harman (Nampa, ID USA)
Have not used this as yet. Read many many reviews on the internet before buying it. I keep it on hand should I need to venture where ice is not available. Currently I use a brief case size thermous where I can roll some small ice in a zip loc and roll my injectable pen in bubble wrap and put it alongside the ice in the thermous. This will keep for a full day. The bubble wrap keeps the "pen" away from the ice so it will not freeze the contents. I am on Byetta and once it is opened, it must be stored below 78 degrees and the Frio cooling wallet is supposed to do that. Very many testimonials on the internet from hikers and bicyclests that believe in the Frio.



3 out of 5 stars Frio Insulin holder for pens   August 11, 2010
Frio for Pens
It gets overly saturated too easily and becomes so bulky you can't get the pens out.
I had bought a different Frio for vials and didn't have the same problem.
The previous Frio also seemed to stay cold longer.
They are also pretty pricey.



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