MedBag EpiPen Bum Bag
£27.95
This neat EpiPen bum bag with a foil-lined main pocket is perfect for allergy meds.
It will hold 2 adrenaline pens (EpiPen, Anapen, Jext, Emerade or Auvi-Q auto-injectors), an inhaler, a small spacer (such as Aerochamber) and a bottle of anti-histamines. If there is a mask on the spacer you will need one of our larger medicine bags. It has an adjustable strap so it is perfect for kids or adults.
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MedBag EpiPen Bum Bag
This EpiPen Bum Bag has three pockets for your allergy meds. The main pocket is foil lined to keep your meds cool.
There are two front pockets for your extra bits like a phone, pills or emergency contact information.
The bag has a pull strap at the side to make it less bulky when full.
It has an adjustable waist strap so it can fit waists from 52cm to 124cm.
The bumbag external dimensions are approximately 5-8cm x 23cm x 12cm.
Features:
- Three pockets to store allergy meds.
- Foil lined main pocket.
- Adjustable strap: 52cm to 124cm.
- Bag external dimensions: 5-8cm x 23cm x 12cm.
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| Weight | 0.185 kg |
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| Dimensions | 230 × 130 × 40 mm |
| Colour | Black, Grey, Red |
3 reviews for MedBag EpiPen Bum Bag
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Sadie (verified owner) –
This is a great bag for my 11 year old. It’s holds 2 epipens, inhaler and spacer and anti-histamine. Plus it has a pocket for her phone! Great to keep her safe in secondary school.
Rob Mayer (verified owner) –
Very practically sized. Holds all that I must have, but is small enough to easily get around with…even when I trail hike.
Meg K (verified owner) –
Good bag with plenty of room for meds. I recommend putting the ice pack not in the foil pouched but in the compartment next to the pouch, otherwise you might get alerts from the Med Angel (if you are using it) that the Epi-pens are too cold. I find the strap could have been secured to the pouch a little differently so it would lie flat, instead the bag tilts forward, but overall the bag is good for hiking, etc. It will fit a phone and car keys and a few other miscellaneous items. Like I said, ample room. Strap is long enough that you can wear it cross body if you don’t want to wear it around your waist.