Béaba Stainless Steel Insulated Food Jar, Insulated Food Container, Baby Food Lunch Containers, Baby Food Containers, Hot Thermos Kids, Insulated Thermos, 10 oz, (Rose)

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Planning to go to the state fair and everyone is talking about what foods will be there and what they will eat. The diabetic blood testing device and syringe do not need to be refrigerated. However, the insulin does need to be refrigerated, making it hard to stay away from home, be very active, and eat out-of-the-ordinary foods. You can see from the container that a syringe, without the needle attached, will just barely fit. Add in the insulin and the needle to make this a portable cooler that can fit in a purse. Put in some ice in a zippered bag if you are worried. My sister recommends leaving it open in the refrigerator the night before so the inside of the thermos is cold. I'm thinking zippered bag of water left in the thermos while it is in the refrigerator would make a good cold pack. Then the water acts as a padding to keep the insulin bottle from being knocked against the metal wall. Long story short, my sister and I can spend the day at the fair without leaving the insulin at home or in a big cooler stored in a hot car. The wide mouth of the thermos makes this possible. The easy-open lid is great if your hands start shaking or you feel weak in the knees. Then again, you could just take ice cream in it.

Feels and looks cheap

Wast of money. Leaking liquid and not keeping the temperature

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