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| How It Works | ||
| The Handy Insulin Case™ features three compartments. | |
| Two for insulin pens . . . (any brand will fit nicely as the sliding top adjusts to variable lengths). |  | |
 | And a third compartment with an aluminum tube and easily-removable "pop top" for pen needles. | |
| Syringes and insulin vials fit fine, as well, in either the tube or the case itself. |  | |
 | You can also use your Handy Insulin Case™ to carry your blood sugar testing supplies. Pictured here is a OneTouch Mini Meter, OneTouch test strips and a mini lancet. | |
| A flexible sleeve on the outside of the case holds glucose tablets for easy and quick access when you need them. The sleeve holds the tablets tight until you gently squeeze the sides and the sleeve opens up to release the glucose tablets. Becton Dickinson glucose tablets, as shown, work well as they come packaged individually. |  | |
Convinced the Handy Insulin Case will make finding your diabetic supplies easier? Click Here to Place an Order. | ||
How It Works | Customer Reviews | Order | Diabetes News | Contact | Home ©2008 Handy Insulin Case™ For use under U.S. Pat. US D591,948 S. Insulin and testing supplies shown not included. | ||