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Reddit mentions of MedBuddy Medicine Case - Fits 2 EPIPEN, Allergy & Asthma meds, Auvi-Q, Inhalers, Peak Flow, Generic Benadryl, Nasal Spray, Eye Drops, Insulin, Vials & Syringes: (Black)
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of MedBuddy Medicine Case - Fits 2 EPIPEN, Allergy & Asthma meds, Auvi-Q, Inhalers, Peak Flow, Generic Benadryl, Nasal Spray, Eye Drops, Insulin, Vials & Syringes: (Black). Here are the top ones.
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DURABLE - the Medicine Case is padded with 5mm PE Foam insulation & lining is made with 840D high quality Nylon. This case is great for travel, field trips or everyday use. A TWO year hassle-free warranty is available with registration.PROTECTION - Extra pockets keep smaller medications in place. Two laminated pouches for emergency cards, inside and outside the case.VERSATILE - Perfect for holding 2 EpiPens (or generic Adrenaclick), inhaler, Auvi-Q, nasal spray, and more (although not guaranteed to hold all at once).VELCRO BELT STRAPS - allow holstering to a belt or backpack for taking on the go. Have your medication ready when you need it.TWO MEDICAL INFORMATION CARDS - Interior and exterior pockets hold included bi-fold emergency contact and medical information cards. These can include information such as: known allergies, emergency contacts, physician phone number, epinephire expiration date, types of medications, and instructions.
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Wow! I can't thank you enough for sending this. It is so valuable to see what people are actually carrying with them.
That is a large spacer! I want to build my new case to accommodate spacers, but it seems they come in such varying sizes - difficult to design around.
One idea I've been throwing around is creating a compartment case similar to this:
https://imgur.com/a/rMjB8
It may also have a smaller, detachable mini-case within the case, so if you want to just bring the epi's somewhere you can, like this:
https://imgur.com/a/EYF6Z
What do you think of these ideas?
One other thing - you mentioned you write an entire 8.5 x 11" sheet of paper worth of information about allergies. What types of things are you writing down, and how could I better design a card, even if it is larger - like the one pictured in the latter images here:
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y39LWVF
Thanks again for your awesome feedback!