Users discuss insulin-style travel cases and pouches that hold several vials along with needles and wipes. Some mention cases that accept an ice pack for temperature control during trips. One person described switching between soft and hard cases as their number of items grew. Another shared details of a large multi-insert storage unit that arrived and now holds hundreds of vials from the freezer.
What this discussion establisheswhat size or style works best once someone exceeds 5-6 vials
Nothing here is advice.
I need suggestions for keeping my vials safe during a trip away. Something with room for three to five of the small ones plus spots for the other supplies would be perfect.
Looking around for some suggestions here. On my previous trip out of the country I carried just one peptide using an oversized attachment pouch. Picked up a flexible container sized for a few pens which I then passed on to a buddy. Changed to a rigid option but now with six total they exceed the space.
I picked up some cases made for transporting insulin during flights since they include those cooling packs cleared for security checks. I chill them beforehand and bring them along in my bag. Security never says anything about them.
A bit ago I picked up one of these and brought it along on a quick outing. With extra folks joining the rotation these days I'm thinking about grabbing a few extras though I'm still unsure and will have to sort it before heading to Hawaii come July.
I received a new container holding two hundred eighty eight small bottles. Moved everything from the freezer straight into it. The upper pair of trays look nearly packed. Four trays in total and each one fits seventy two three milliliter bottles.
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