Insulated medication bag: how to choose

Some medicines — adrenaline pens, insulin and other temperature-sensitive treatments — should be protected from heat and cold. An insulated bag makes daily life and travel easier.
1. Size
Choose a case sized for what you really carry: two adrenaline pens, or insulin pens with needles and a glucose meter. A compact case is one you will actually take everywhere.
2. Insulation
An insulated lining slows down the effect of outside temperatures. It does not cool the medicine: it protects it from sudden swings, direct sun and heat.
3. Discretion and style
A medical case should not look medical. Carry Box designs cases you can carry in a handbag, at the office or at school.
4. Easy to identify
For children, a colourful case helps teachers and family find it quickly in an emergency.
Our models
Black case, pink velvet pouch, kids' patterned case and multicolour case. See also our diabetes travel case guide.


