Travel Accessories

An insulated case with freeze packs designed to keep insulin at a safe temperature on the go. We’ve used a bag like this a few times—it’s handy and portable, though the packs don’t stay cold for long, and you have to be careful the insulin doesn’t freeze.

A compact, portable container for safely storing used needles and test strips. We keep one with us when traveling with Parker—it’s much handier than carrying a full sharps box, and re-usable enough to last multiple trips.

A pocket-sized, high-precision scale (accurate to 0.01g) that we use to measure Parker’s food every night. It’s small enough to fit perfectly under his bowl, easy to read with the backlit display, and portable for travel. No complaints—it’s been reliable and convenient.

This bag has been amazingly well-suited for carrying everything Parker needs when we travel, from insulin to testing supplies. The seams have started to split with heavy use, but overall it’s been such a good fit for our needs that we’d buy it again—just hoping for a sturdier version next time.