PracMedic Bags Epi Pens Carrying Case - 2 Tier Medicine Case - Insulin Travel Case to hold Diabetic Supplies, Inhaler Spacer, Epipen, Auvi Q, First Aid Supply, Allergy Meds (MAXXIE Teal)

Bought this for my allergy appointments for allergy shots to hold all of my allergy medication and EpiPen. This thing works amazing and hold everything in its place. Nothing jumbles in the back pocket. There is a space for my inhaler and a spacer in the front there’s a section for, the EpiPen nasal spray eyedrop and even a small bottle of over-the-counter allergy medication‘s if needed would definitely recommend this product for any parents that are wanting to use allergy shots to help their kids with allergies

Bag is large enough to store multiple items and comes in a variety of bright colors. It is well thought out and comes with instructions - which we were very thankful for!

I love the PracMedic bags so much. They are durable and great quality. I've purchased four and use them simultaneously for different needs. They are awesome bags.

We use this to keep kid's EPI. Perfect size for it!

This fit 1 epipen set, two seizure inhalers, 1 medium size liquid Benadryl bottle with a cap, one small pack of the Benadryl chewables, Benadryl crème and probably could fit one or two small syringes as well. If you wanted to fit a second epipen you probably could if you did not need the seizure medication like I do. It does the job for the essentials. If you need it to hold this, plus more, I would suggest something bigger.The only downside I could really say about this is the strap on it does not seem very supportive so I would keep it in a bag rather than hooked on to something.

I can honestly say I have only owned this product for a few weeks, but based upon that...I think it was a good purchase.In the images shown for sales purposes, naturally it is going to look great. It actually implements into my bag with items I need to have on me at all times due to an adult onset of Eosinophilic Asthma. Certain circumstances can inflame the airways. When receiving biologic treatments, patients sign a waiver indicating that they have an EpiPen there and then...and continue to do so and keep up to date.Other people have much more severe conditions or require their meds to be kept at certain temp. The inside of the case is made of silver reflective cloth (similar to that of lining to a nicer lunch tote). It is slightly padded on front and back, but again...I cant say what the reliability is for temperature control/quality control of meds.Size? So...I generally carry around alot of crap. I have health issues so that's how it goes. For me, the size of this case, (and to hold the items I carry already, keeping my cloth reusable medical face mask cleaner for a longer amount of time, as well as being flagged with that bright bag for medical condition if I'm by myself) seriously this was a sneeze in my hand-tote-luggage bag. I can see how kids might still feel embarrassed about having to carry it. I think these are fairly new, so perhaps the manufacturers would consider actual PRINTS. And ones that are not too little girl or too little boy...and prints that scream "in between" with the popular sugar skull print. Maybe just black with dime sized lighter pink polka dots? These bags are unique, it would be great to see originality come in other ways maybe as well. Overall, I am happy with the purchase, pleased it has the marked 1 year warranty, and other items that were listed within the box.Oh!! AND! I did not take a photo of this...but the company includes a card that you keep inside the bag about EpiPen administration. Ok, so I left out I worked in medical field for 18 years prior to becoming ill, and when EpiPens were ordered they would come with a "trainer" and they were in a device that ends were black and clear/opaque tube. So I read this card that says "BLUE to the Sky. ORANGE to the Thigh". WHAAATT!!?? So we learned many of these little acronyms and such in school...but this was a new concept to me! So this card inside the bag not placed there by the consumer and like it came with the EpiPen, was put there by Prac-Medic. Safety in mind folks.P.S. I really dont know how well this thing holds up since again...I have only had for a couple weeks. There's many other things too, but I cant answer because I have not had the bag long enough. I was not paid, compensated or...anything for everything I posted. And i made sure to take some time with it as well! Good health to all!

Nice but really too big for my bag. I ended up getting another more compact one. I am keeping this one too tho. Nice quality.

This Epi bag is perfect for carrying our Auvi-Q x2, inhaler and oral allergy meds. It’s compact, well-organized, and gives me peace of mind knowing everything is in one place and easy to access in an emergency.

Once i place my epipens and ventolin and spacer, I don’t have space for other medicines such as sleeves of paracetamols and antihistamines. Nice colour easy to notice. The handle broke on day 1 as well. So now I can’t hook it in. Too expensive for bad quality.

Great item just thought it was bigger then what it was