PracMedic Bags EpiPen Carry Case- Insulated Compact Epi Pens Carrying Case holds 2 Epipens or Auvi-Q, Inhaler, Antihistamine Meds for Immediate Access to Allergy Medications During Emergencies (Red)

I was in need of carrying at least 1 epi-pen and a supply of benedryl capsuals after a very close call! After dismissing my bee sting alergy from being stung a couple times with no noticeable reaction, I was stung twice through a gloved hand and once on top of my head with a severe reaction too close to taking my life. I now carry this container with 2 pens and plenty of benedryl in my truck, or my hiking pack, or my tackle box, all season long. It insulates the pens from excessive heat or cold to make certain of the pen's vital injection.

I liked it so much that I bought a second one. Inside, there's 2 mesh pouches on the left side, where you can keep Benadryl and an inhaler. The right side holds 2 and epi pens (brand name and generic tube shapes both fit) or an Auvi-Q. It comes with an emergency medical info card that you can fill out and keep in the clear pocket on the back. It has a little carrying strap that's on a detachable tiny carabineer, so you can take that off of you want. It has 2 Velcro belt straps on the back also, if you wanna attach it to your belt. It also comes with a little piece of cardstock with directions on how to use an epi pen on one side and how to use an Auvi-Q on the other side.

I bought this for my bee-allergic husband to carry his Epi-pens. Previously, he used one with just a carabiner that clipped to a belt loop and got in his way. This one has Velcro strips to mount it horizontally on his waist. It stays put, but we also tested it to see if he could yank it free when needed. It passed. His previous cases were insulated with foil and caused his pens to get overheated and spoil. This one has given them longer life due to the breathability. We're very happy with it and would certainly buy it again when he wears this one out. Bee allergies suck.

I got this to carry my sons epiPen.It works great, it’s big enough to carry 2 and has room for more.Zipper works great and the pouch itself is made of good material.It brings a paper name tag that (you) are able to write the medical/medicine instructions onto

I really like this product! It does what i need it to do for the sake of my son. It notifies your child's caretaker of where the EpiPen is located. They wont need to struggle with trying to find it in an emergency. I definitely wouldn't get this in any other color than red as it stands out. The only issue i had with it is that it could be a bit wider. There is a small bottle for benadryl (which is awesome!) And a mini funnel but it wont close with with the EpiPen, bottle, and funnel in there so i had to remove the funnel and place it elsewhere and im afraid to lose it (id prefer to keep everything together) after removing the funnel i am able to close it but it bulges out a bit. It also has a tag where you can put the name of the child and their info and what they're allergic to which is helpful. It does what i need it to and its obvious which is the most important thing.

The customer service of PracMedic is above and beyond!These bags are great-they will be useful for carrying our epipens on a typical day and we are pleased with them. However, upon contacting PracMedic directly from their website, they aren't what we were looking for specifically. (However, they still meet the need we had for day to day carry). We have been looking for something to use in very cold weather when hiking etc. PracMedic was very open and honest and told me this bag wasn't meant to be a temperature control bag. What I am so impressed with, however, is that they responded again and told me of a product that would fit my needs in this area.I am happy to have purchased this PracMedic product, as it will perfect for us for daily routine use, even though I have now purchased something else for our cold weather, longer outings.

I want to like this bag - it is well-built, the bright red with white cross makes it clearly stand out as a medical bag (something seriously lacking across this category, I don't want emergency supplies that look like a cute little wallet in some kate spade-esque pattern - it needs to scream "Emergency supplies are in here!"). Unfortunately my son was prescribed the Auvi-Q, and it really doesn't fit well in this bag. It kinda works to hold one of the injectors, but the bag is built to hold 2 injectors and other supplies, and it only fully functions that way for the form factor of the EpiPen. The search for a proper case continues...

This EpiPen carrying case is very very practical. It stores exactly what is needed in a critical situation. If someone needs an EpiPen, they need it fast. And quick access is extremely important. The fact that it is so handy is a total plus.