[Acb-diabetics] off topic a little
Simms, Diane
dsimms at georgialibraries.org
Mon Oct 19 11:38:35 GMT 2009
Alice:
That should work beautifully, although I, myself, would get a gel pack
rather than the contained liquid pack. I think I got mine from the
hospital, but I'll check when I get home tonight and let you know. Most
folks I know on insulin do this. Also, check with a pharmacist. If the
insulin is going to be out of the fridge less than 12-24 hours, than the
freeze pack may not be needed, but as I said, CHECK FIRST, cause this
also depends on the insulin. That's my $20 worth.
When are you leaving? Have fun & be careful.
Ms. D.
Alice Ritchhart wrote:
> Patricia where are you going on your cruise? Michael and I leave this
> Thursday for a 9 day cruise to the Eastern Caribbean.
> I do hav a question? How do you keep inslin cold from time you leave
> home till the ship. Once on the ship I am set they are going to have a
> small fridge and a container for my needles in the cabin.
>
> Let me tell you what I got that I hope will work. I got this little
> lunch bag today. It has a big zip compartment that will hold all my
> pills, needles swabs lancets and my prodgy. then under that compartment
> is a nother zip compartment that holds my inslin pins and will hold a
> small ice pack that I found. It is plastic with the liquid you freeze.
> What do you all think will it work?
> Alice
>
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