PracMedic Bags Epipen Carrying Case- Holds Epi Pens, Auvi Q, Epinephrine, Inhaler, Medicine Syringe, Diabetic Supplies, Portable and Insulated, Travel Medicine Bag for Emergencies, Updated (Teal)

The quality of this bag is excellent, and the padded sides ensure that the contents are well protected. I like that this one looks 'official,' for lack of a better word, because my 10-year-old self carries her meds but would require adult assistance if she needed to use epi inside; the only thing I'd change if I could is to remove the stitching that creates the epi-like effect. Pockets the size of a pen Auvi- is a product that we use in our own home. Q's, so I've been using this pocket for benedryl chewables instead, but it would be more convenient if the stitching was removed. So far, I've used the front side pockets to hold an Auvi- The back large pocket holds a second Auvi-Q and Trainer cartridge, while the front small pocket holds a Q and Trainer cartridge. The Q cartridge includes small vials for emergency medications (Zantac, Zyrtec, and prednisone), as well as Benedryl chewables in the long thin pockets. Everything does, however, fit and feel secure, so 5 stars!.

Frank Byers

| Nov 16, 2021

In the last ten years, I've purchased a number of cases, but none of them have held all of my son's allergy medications. We had to carry two cases at all times in order to fit everything we needed. When your child is young and in elementary school, it is not a big deal. No one was allowed to carry a backpack when my son started middle school. As a result, he had to bind two kid-designed cases. He had been leaving those cases in his locker because he was too embarrassed to carry them to class, I discovered. They took up a lot of space, and kids teased him for carrying a "kid pencil bag," so I knew I had to find something he could carry comfortably while also holding all of the medications he needed. This bag is ideal for our requirements. I was able to fit two EpiPens, one Twisthaler, one rescue inhaler, two single antihistamine doses, and one nasal inhaler in my bag. My son was able to include a small snack and a pack of gum in his day's bag. br>I really like this bag. It's well-made. It's insulated, which comes in handy on hot days. There is a lot of room. Kids and adults alike will enjoy the design. I'm going to get a few more of these. My son forgets that he needs to have his med bag with him at all times, so my husband and I each have our own bag and leave one at church. br>This EpiPen case is one I would highly recommend!.

Aron Rush

| Oct 02, 2021

My son is allergic to nuts. I took a star off because I believe it should include ice packs (which are difficult to come by in a size that fits the pouch). I got a travel container and put Benadryl in it. The only thing that doesn't fit is the inhaler's bulky aerochamber, but I wanted a small carrier. We're glad we went with the bright orange! My husband has a black one that looks similar to this one, but he loses it frequently.

Kyrie Ayers

| Dec 20, 2021

It's super cute, easy to throw in my purse or diaper bag, or wear as a wristlet, and it even has velcro tabs on the back to attach it to a backpack strap, belt, or waistband. I have one of the largest inhalers I've ever seen, as well as two Amneal 'epipens,' and everything fits with plenty of room to spare! I believe I will be able to fit my glucose monitor, inhaler, and epipens in here, which is a huge plus! The emergency information card, which is kept in a visible pocket on the back, opens up to allow you to write down a lot of information. This is fantastic, but most emergency cards are insufficient if you have more than a couple of allergies or other medical issues. br>br>Also, I had no idea until I got this bag that the Teal color goes well with the Elijah-inspired design. After the family lost their son due to a daycare giving him food he was allergic to with no training to help him, Alavi's Foundation was established to raise awareness and funds to promote the importance of food allergies. PracMedic is a fantastic company that collaborates with other foundations and is committed to giving back, which is a huge plus in my book. br>br>Overall, the color is stunning, the product is sturdy, and there is plenty of space! Thank you for designing a bag that isn't dull to look at and makes me happy. You did an excellent job!.

Regina Curtis

| May 02, 2021

Also, I contacted them about registering my bag for the warranty, and I received a response almost immediately. All in all, I'm very pleased.

Walter Trujillo

| Mar 10, 2021

We discovered that we would need to carry epi pens for the rest of my son's life when he was a baby, so I looked into a variety of cases before deciding to buy this one. I'm so glad I took the chance! br>br>It's been fantastic to use as we transition from carrying a diaper bag and running errands to only carrying my purse and this epi pen case. br>br>I don't like carrying large purses, so the fact that I can clip this epi pen case to the loop on my purse and then attach it to my strap with the velcro belt loops has been fantastic! It ensures that the epipen case is with me at all times and that it is easily accessible. br>br>When it's in a bag, the bright colors make it easier to find. br>br>I'm extremely grateful to have such options.

Byron BROOKES

| Apr 23, 2021

The bright yellow one was the one I selected. It's just the right size for me to keep my life-saving medications in. and-go. It's ideal for travelers and people who are constantly on the move. Parents; a must-have for school-aged and out-of-school children and so on. It is emblazoned with the first-aid cross. Zipper pulls with emergency alerts are sold separately. It comes with a hand strap and can be attached to a bookbag or backpack. I can't think of a single reason why you shouldn't have one on hand in case of an emergency. Jeffery W. is a writer and an entrepreneur. Broome is a member of the United States Marine Corps.

Kimora Sparks

| May 08, 2021