Updated Information on the Diabetic Ecase

Some time ago I profiled a diabetic case.  Since that time, the case has been renamed as the Diabetic ECase. On the left you see the configuration designed for those with Type I autoimmune (juvenile diabetes)  On the right, you see the case designed for those with Type II diabetes.  I cannot overemphasize the importance of having a kit such as this which enabled diabetics and their families to not only access supplies immediately, but also to evacuate quickly in an emergency.      In communication with the inventors of the case today, I happily learned that a new foam insert for the Diabetic Ecase for insulin pump users is coming soon !       We bought one of these for our daughter who has had Type I diabetes since childhood, and she is very happy with it's construction and its exceptional quality.  Please share this information with someone you know who deals with Type I diabetes mellitus or Type II diabetes mellitus. This also makes a wonderful and thoughtful gift for someone you love.

Asthma, cardiac, and other Ecases are in development and are coming soon.


To order: $59.99 for each case

http://store.epp-ecase.com/diabetic-med-ecase

A great overview: http://med-ecase.com/

The company is:

Essential Preparedness Products

2955 Harrison Blvd. Ste 101
Ogden, UT 84403

Phone: 855-377-6333

Email: info@med-ecase.com

For Type I Diabetics and amended for Type II Diabetics...The Diabetic Med-Ecase

UPDATED INFORMATION FOR THIS PRODUCT IS AVAILABLE AT OUR RATIONAL PREPAREDNESS BLOG POST UPDATED:

January, 24, 2012

http://rationalpreparedness.blogspot.com/2012/01/updated-information-on-diabetic-ecase.html


OR AT: http://med-ecase.com/

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On the left, the kit is configured for a Type I diabetic and their most commonly used necessities. The one on the right is configured for a Type II diabetic.  They do not yet have a kit configured for an insulin pump using diabetic, but if you asked them, I believe they would design one.

        This week a wonderful product came to my attention.  The brainchild of a Type I diabetic adult who has a Type I diabetic child, this specialized case allows the diabetic to keep a diabetes kit ready for evacuation at a moment's notice.  It also keeps them ready for sick days when things like ketodiastix and glucagon need to be in easy reach or even found quickly by family members.
       This company is also completing cases especially designed for cardiac patients, asthmatics, and others.

The Diabetic Med-Ecase can be read about and ordered from:

http://med-ecase.com/med-ecase/

Overnight delivery is possible.    The cases are $69.99 and you must add your own diabetes supplies and insulin.