Refrigerant cases Breezy Packs

Are anyone using these cases that keep insulin at the right temperature in summer?

I would like to know the opinion of someone who is using this product.

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Greetings,

I have it!So far I have not had problems that something happened to insulin even on days of heat wave.I always take them when I go on a trip and it has endured very well

Good, I have them too, I took it on a trip for replacement insulins and without problem.All I see is that for example in Malaga where I reside, with tropical nights it is not loaded (it is supposed to be loaded at night for less than 24 degrees) and I have to leave it in the fridge to load.But then when I use it for the day, great

@javiertenero: How many hours do you leave it in the fridge?

ricki21 said:
@Javiertierno: How many hours do you leave it in the fridge?

I don't know exactly the ones that would need because the truth is that I leave her the night before and disregard me

@javiertierno Hello.So, do you use them for replacement insulin feathers that should be in the fridge?It is something that I asked on one occasion, because this summer I will spend a few days in a hotel and in the room I have no fridge.Could the spare feathers leave there, both for the day and at night?

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carussa said:
@Javiertierno Hi.So, do you use them for replacement insulin feathers that should be in the fridge?It is something that I asked on one occasion, because this summer I will spend a few days in a hotel and in the room I have no fridge.Could I leave the spare feathers there, both for the day and at night?

Good, I have used them for replacement insulin yes.Replacement insulin that I have not had to use on the trip but that I will use within one month since I took her from the fridge the novorapid and in six weeks the toujeo.In theory it is what read in prospects that last more or less since you break the cold chain or start it.That is the theory I think.

Thanks @javiertierno

No case for thermal rupture.
I have taken replacement insulin in my thermal glycerin bag, then to the fridge, again to the bag and so on several times.Without problems.It works the same.
When you buy it in pharmacy, you also break the cold cycle ....

ruthbia said:
nor case to thermal breakage.
I have taken replacement insulin in my thermal glycerin bag, then to the fridge, again to the bag and so on several times.Without problems.It works the same.
When you buy it in pharmacy, you also break the cold cycle ....

Yes, if I already say that it is the theory, four weeks but now I begin to take me to the trip and I will overcome that period and probably remain good

@javiertenero forgive, I ask again.For what I want, do you think this system is the same or better of effective than the cold wallets?That is, according to your experience, do you think these cases are better to conserve replacement insulin?It is that the cold portfolios already have them and I do not know whether or not one of these cases buy.
Nor am I sure if with the cold portfolios the replacement insulin would be stored well during everything, if I do not have a fridge for a week.
Anyone who can clarify something I appreciate.
Thanks: Smile:

carussa said:
@Javiertierno forga, which I ask again.For what I want, do you think this system is the same or better of effective than the cold wallets?That is, according to your experience, do you think these cases are better to conserve replacement insulin?It is that the cold portfolios already have them and I do not know whether or not one of these cases buy.
Nor am I sure if with the cold portfolios the replacement insulin would be stored well during everything, if I do not have a fridge for a week.
Anyone who can clarify something I appreciate.
Thanks: Smile:

Cold wallets do you mean to those you put in water?It depends on many things, you go to a hotel, you go to a very hot place? ... The only advantage I see from the Breezy with respect to those of water is that you take away from moisture, bad smell ... but little else.Those that immerse themselves in water The truth is that they are doing very well, the only inconvenience I see them is the moisture and that I always forget when I put them in water and then they are so hard that the dogs pass to put two feathers.From the Brezy Packs are doing very well whenever it is in a place where at night you can load, with temperatures of less than 24 or 21, or a place where you can load it in a fridge.I took it and left it in hotel, as the temperature in the room was not high, I was not necessary to load

@javiertierno Yes, I referred to the portfolios that are put in water.I think I'm going to buy one of these others, I will leave it at the hotel as you were and so carefree.Thank you very much again.

carussa said:
@JavierTierno Yes, I referred to the portfolios that get into water.I think I'm going to buy one of these others, I will leave it at the hotel as you were and so carefree.Thank you very much again.

If you put them in fridge I read somewhere that I do not know with insulin inside the Breezy

If you go to a hotel and have no fridge, what I have done is to lower the air conditioning temperature and in a couple of hours I was ready to use like when I take it out of the fridge, in case it serves you

Hello good...

One question, someone has used them with more than 40º in the shade?rest of the bag.

Thank you.

I could be interested in the Breezy, because right now the one I use is one of those that carry two bags to freeze, but at the Sevillian summer temperature they do not last more than a few hours, even in my work where it is not too hot.
In fact these days when I get to work I have to keep it in a fridge because the ice melts immediately.

sandman said:
might interest me the Breezy, because right now the one that uses is one of those that carry two bags to freeze, but at the summer temperature Sevillana do not last more than a few hours, evenIn my work where it is not too hot.
In fact these days when I get to work I have to keep it in a fridge because the ice melts immediately.

That is what happens to me too, that's why the question.

baraddur said:

sandman said:
could interest me the briefy, because right now the one I use is one of those that carry two bags to freeze, but toThe Sevillian summer temperature does not last more than a few hours, even in my work where it is not too hot.
In fact these days when I get to work I have to keep it in a fridge because the ice melts immediately.

That is what happens to me too, that's why the question.

I have been looking, and in the link that @ricki21 has put (official page) you have to glue a lot of beans.

In diabetika.es you pay less of portes and arrives before.

PS: The problem is that I just saw that he is exhausted.: S: '(:(

Does anyone know another place where you can get?

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I have my cold bag and endures 45 ° C, yes, I have to soak it every 3 days instead of every 7.
The idea is that insulin is at most 30 ° C, as the laboratory says