- PracMedic Bags Epi Pens Carrying Case- Insulated Epipen Carry Case (Red)

I liked it so much that I bought a second one. Inside, there's 2 mesh pouches on the left side, where you can keep Benadryl and an inhaler. The right side holds 2 and epi pens (brand name and generic tube shapes both fit) or an Auvi-Q. It comes with an emergency medical info card that you can fill out and keep in the clear pocket on the back. It has a little carrying strap that's on a detachable tiny carabineer, so you can take that off of you want. It has 2 Velcro belt straps on the back also, if you wanna attach it to your belt. It also comes with a little piece of cardstock with directions on how to use an epi pen on one side and how to use an Auvi-Q on the other side.

Great little case that holds my two EpiPens.

We love this kit for my teen to carry everything he needs in case of an allergic reaction. It’s durable, compact and has lots of storage for everything he needs.

I purchased this to hold two EpiPens and it carries them with ease. It also has room for a small, travel-sized pain reliever container. The pouches on the other side of the case are great for storing the EpiPen instructions as well as written information on the expiration dates as my EpiPens do not have the expiration date on the pens themselves. I also use the pouches to store Band-Aids and other small first aid items.

Very nice bag but Velcro is weak

I am very pleased with this product. I was looking for something insulated to keep my son‘s EpiPen’s in that was accessible and invisible in case of emergency.

Two epi pens fit well in this pouch and it fits nicely in a handbag or backpack.

These fit 2 Auvi-Q epi pens as well as a dose of Zyrtec!

I bought this to keep in my EDC backpack and it has been with me EVERY day since I received it be it at work, out fishing, hiking, etc. I was actually surprised by the quality of the pouch considering its very reasonable price, and it fits everything I need comfortably. I not only carry my Epi-Pen, but also a waterproof tube for basic medications (Tylenol, Robax, Naproxen). In the upper left pocket I carry some alcohol swabs, two little tubes of Wound Seal Powder, and a tube of Krazy Glue. And in the lower left pocket I carry an assortment of bandaids as well as a single suture in case I need more than band aids or krazy your but don’t want to stop what I’m doing to go to the hospital. In the front right pocket I carry the card that came with the pouch showing how to use both types of Epi-Pen (in case I can’t administer to myself) and a few Q-tips. The window on the back came with a card that allowed me to put my name and D.O.B. As well as emergency contact information. Overall I am thoroughly pleased with this purchase and would 100% recommend to anyone looking for a way to carry their Epi-Pen(s) and a few other basic first aid items!

Very usefull for keeping epipens in. The extra pockets are a bonus and the outer straps makes it easy to attach to a wheelchair.

I thought it should come with EpiPen but it’s just case .. Didn’t deserve this price ! Maximum price I’ll pay for case like this 5 $

What I like about this is its compactness. Small yet able to fit 2 EpiPens plus some medications. Not bulky and fits into the side of my bag nicely.

This is exactly what I needed for hiking or just being outside away from my house. I am allergic to bee strings and this holds 2 epi pens, ( it could hold 3), 2 puffers, eye drops, meds and even tissues. You can fasten it onto your belt loops or carry using wrist strap.