Keeping Temp Sensitive Medications safe while at a park?

[kyomagi]

So my question is this. I take two meds at night, one liquid one solid. The liquid needs to stay under 86 degrees for it to work properly. Now i have my main bottle and a small bottle i transfer the dose into. How would one keep this type of med on them while staying at the correct temp or under?

 

[gap2368]

you may want to post this in the disability board but here are 2 things you can do

leave your meds at first aid it sounds like you only need to keep your meds in room temp not in a fridge but they have a fridge there if needed or you can buy a FRIO it keeps meds cool

 

[scrapquitler]

my mom was diabetic and had to keep her insulin cool she had a small zippered insulated case that had a very small freezer pack that she used for that, it was a little bit bigger than the size of a phone case. I'm sure you could find something like that on Amazon. Here is a link with some options: http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...ps&field-keywords=insulated+medications+pouch

 

[Gracie09]

You can leave them in first aid. They have a fridge for medications. That means you would have to trek back to first aid to use it and at the end of the night, but its an option.

 

[BuckeyeBama]

My wife is a Type 1 diabetic and has carried insulin with her into WDW for 30 years, even in the heat of summer. Just keep insulin out of the sun and you will be fine. She carries her insulin in a small black zippered case which she keeps either in her purse of my backpack. Sh also wears an insulin pump which she makes sure stays out of the sunlight. Never a problem.

 

[kyomagi]

thanks all. the med in question i take around 9pm, so i will be down there for the electrical parade anyway.

 

[gap2368]

Then first aid would work fine and it would not need to be in the fridge either but like others have said I have kept insulin on me ( in my pump ) for 4 days in the middle of summer and I was fine. I do not know what med this is but I think you will be fine even if you kept it on you.

 

[kyomagi]

its a synthetic sugar called lactulose. Its used for people with IBS-C.