storage

  1. Judd120

    Question re unopended Insulin that has reached room temp and then put back in fridge

    Hi Everyone, I am a Type 1 diabetic on a pump and have a question about insulin storage. If unopened insulin reaches room temperature (Novorapid Aspart) can it be put back into the fridge and stored without it breaking down and losing it's potency for the shelf life of the vial/cartridge? In...
  2. leslie10152

    Use By Dates on Active Insulin vials - Pen Injectors

    From what I have managed to glean from various sources - a vial of insulin used in a pen injector should be discarded after 25 days of use. Not being refrigerated, it is subjected to room temperature or ambient temperature depending on how it is stored in transit. From my own experience, I have...
  3. Design_Tom_

    Approved Temperature controlled insulin storage features (Survey)

    I am product design student designing a product to help store insulin at the correct temperature in hot climates/summer time (Like a cool bag or Frio bag but hopefully better). I have created this survey to try and work out which features are most important to people and would be grateful if you...
  4. Design_Tom_

    Approved Insulin storage survey

    I am a product design student from Loughborough university and have chosen to design a storage device for temperature sensitive medicine (basically redesign a cool bag) for my final year project. I have created this survey to help me do user research for the project and would be very grateful if...
  5. JSG207

    Type 2 Supermarket fruit/veg stored for 12 months

    In The Daily Mail last week, they ran a story regarding supermarkets that stored fruit and veg for up to one year before putting them on the sale. Fruit and veg are exposed to a chemical called SmartFresh -"SmartFresh works using a sugar-based powder containing the active ingredient...