We are going on a multi city tour of Germany, Austria, Switzerland, with lots of bus time and on the road time. Any Suggestions how to keep a liquid medicine cold? Thanks and God bless!
Posted by
Texan in CA
4415 posts
How cold? Icy cold, or just not hot? A large bottle or pre-filled syringes?
Posted by
Oakville, Ontario, Canada
81 posts
Some tour buses actually have a small refrigerated box at front to keep drinks cold for the passengers. To be sold of course. You may ask to use that and if you are on a tour with nice hotels included, your rooms may have small bar fridges.
Posted by
OP
Manassas, Va, USA
3 posts
It's a small little dropper bottle of liquid I have to take sublingually twice daily and it's supposed to be refrigerated. Since we'll be away from a refrigerator most of the day, I was wondering if there;s a mini cold pack that actually retains its coldness all day! Thanks for your kindness.
Posted by
Seattle, WA
17442 posts
You could take along a little insulated lunch bag or tote, somei=thing like this: http://www.amazon.com/Ensign-Insulated-Lunch-Cooler-Bag/dp/B000I3239A Also a small coldpack that will fit in it. Freeze the coldpack each night in your room fridge (or ask the hotel to do it). Inside the insulated tote, it should keep the medicine cold all day. I'd wrap them together in cloth, like one of those microfleeece travel towels, before placing in the insulated container. Each layer of insulation helps.
Posted by
Lewiston, Idaho, USA
2092 posts
Mary, I wonder if Magellan's "duo insulin cooling case" would work for you? It says it will keep cold for 2 days and it's small.
Posted by
OP
Manassas, Va, USA
3 posts
I am SOOO grateful to you all for these responses. Thank you so much! God bless Mary