insulin protector put in freezer or refrigeration
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mire don juan nomas congele lo azul en el friser y cuando lo saque antes de poner la insu.. espere un par de minutos. esa cosa es para viajar. dura bien de 8 a dies horas con una congelada. despues tiene que volver a repetir. nunca meta insulina en el friser se pierde
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The solid blue item holding the two vials in the photo must be put in the freezer for several hours. After that time, the frozen holder and the vials are put in the insulated nylon bag shown. It keeps it cool for many hours of use.
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Put it in the freezer to get frozen and put insulin in it to keep cold on trips.
1401661
Only the cooler pack should be put in freezer WITHOUT the insulin or medication to refreeze the cooler pack. Refrigerate WITH the insulin or medication in the cooler pack.
1401662
The insert piece you put into the freezer, it comes with two so you can rotate them.
34912
I put my order in the freezer and then use as needed. I LOVE this product!!
239450
I keep mine in the refrigerator but if you don't use it often then store it in the freezer. It's a large bag.
2168655
I use the refrigerator. For spices, coffee, etc. don't use the freezer as the temperature breaks down the oils.
1930150
Hi I love this item yes u freeze the blue and it lasts for hours.I use mine for insulin.u freeze only the blue insert.hope it helps
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They have an excellent website that will answer all your questions. But as I understand it...it will not go bad if left unrefrigerated BUT it is best if you freeze the unused portion...leaving it out will not make it go bad...refrigeration is good of course...freezing it is best/ I take the powder to work with me...it is unrefrigerated for 12 plus hours and it is fine.
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At 65 degrees, your insulin vial should be nice and cold. I have had it at the beach for hours and my vial was still nice and cold. I did find that it kinda rattles around in the ice pack a bit, so I put a rubber band around my vial just to keep it from knocking around and rattling.
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Unfortunately this will not work for extended use. I actually tested this, before using with insulin and it performed very poorly. The coldest temperatures I was able to register were 72-74 degrees both internally and externally. This would not work for long transport of insulin as insulin should be kept at about 42 degrees to maintain it's integrity. If you just want to keep your insulin at room temperature this is definitely a good product.
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I refrigerate mine upon receipt. It is manufactured with more potency than indicated because of it having a shelf life.
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Refrigerate ASAP , good for as long as the expiration date provided on the bottle☺️
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If you are going to be gone for a length if time and you are in a lot if hear I would keep in the freezer. If you only out for a few hours and regular tempatures then the fridge would be fine.
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Leave unopened in original packaging and put in freezer bag for extra protection from freezer burn. Should keep for at least a year. If opened already but uncontaminated, can freeze 6 months or so well-wrapped.
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I store my ready made cooked elderberry ice cubes obviously in the freezer, then I can bring them out when needed but I keep the dried berries on the very top of my cabinets where my kids cannot reach them. From my research they are poisonous until they are brought to a boiling point. But I would also think the back of your freezer would work too and extend their shelf life.
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I have my large bag in the freezer and I keep a small container in the fridge I just refill. It's not a must, but it does prolong the life of it.
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Either would work. We freeze them. However, the cold packs are a bit on the "cheapy" side. The bag itself is insulated and does a good job of keeping insulin at room temperature for hours, even outside on a hot day.
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I just checked the Frio website to make sure I was right and here's what it says: "Note: the wallet does not keep medication as cold as a 'fridge' would (2-8°C (35.6-46.4°F)), but it does keep medication cool within safe temperatures of 18-26°C (64.4-78.8°F) for 45 hours minimum, even in a constant environmental temperature of 37.8°C (100°F)."It says that this product is made specifically to keep insulin cool.
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I put enough to last for reasonable period in a glass jar. Freeze the remainder in bag plus couple of freezer bags