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<blockquote data-quote="RN25" data-source="post: 2759006" data-attributes="member: 596859"><p>There has been a post about this but it didn't answer what to do for your spare insulin that is usually kept in the fridge...</p><p>My nurse told me to take plenty of spare insulin and kit when travelling.</p><p>At home my spare insulin is kept in the fridge and the insulin pen in use is kept at room temperature (uk). I understand it needs to be less than 30 degrees.</p><p>I have bought a frio wallet for out and about, for sunny days or the car.</p><p>However if I am to take spare unopened insulin I believe this should this be kept at 2-8, so do I need to buy a special 2-8 degree travel bag or will a cool bag with ice pack be sufficient? I am an overthinker so then worry about airport delays for my summer holiday, and I am also camping for 4 days in the summer. What do people recommend to keep the unopened insulin cold?</p><p>Also any recommendations for travel bags to keep all of the paraphernalia together? </p><p>Also I bought some frio mini sharps containers but the needle/cap off my pen doesn't for through the hole. Anyone got a travel one with a bigger hole?</p><p></p><p>I am an overplanner at the best of times but also easily overwhelmed so this is causing me some concern</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RN25, post: 2759006, member: 596859"] There has been a post about this but it didn't answer what to do for your spare insulin that is usually kept in the fridge... My nurse told me to take plenty of spare insulin and kit when travelling. At home my spare insulin is kept in the fridge and the insulin pen in use is kept at room temperature (uk). I understand it needs to be less than 30 degrees. I have bought a frio wallet for out and about, for sunny days or the car. However if I am to take spare unopened insulin I believe this should this be kept at 2-8, so do I need to buy a special 2-8 degree travel bag or will a cool bag with ice pack be sufficient? I am an overthinker so then worry about airport delays for my summer holiday, and I am also camping for 4 days in the summer. What do people recommend to keep the unopened insulin cold? Also any recommendations for travel bags to keep all of the paraphernalia together? Also I bought some frio mini sharps containers but the needle/cap off my pen doesn't for through the hole. Anyone got a travel one with a bigger hole? I am an overplanner at the best of times but also easily overwhelmed so this is causing me some concern [/QUOTE]
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