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After needing my epipen and having to dig it out of the bottom of my purse, I ordered this to make it more accessible. I can hold two of my epi-pens in this along with my small bottle of benadryl. There is a pocket for the benadryl right in front of the epipen pockets. On the other side, there is a clear ID window with an info card that you can fill out. There is also a fold out card on how to use an epipen which is where I am putting my list of allergies (I have a lot of those). There is a clip I can use to hold this on a belt loop, velcro holders to hold it onto a belt and a blue belt like thing you can put around your waist if you don't have a belt or belt loops. The design is cute and all my friends keep asking to see it so they can get one for their kids. But my 18 year old son doesn't want one b/c it looks too "kid-like". As for me, I love it!

Got this for my daughter's latex allergy. It has enough pockets and room for her EpiPens, chewable benedryl, and latex-free bandages. I love that all her things are in one organized pouch that she can easily move from one bag to another. It is insulated, but the insulation is very thin. I can't see it holding up much protection against summer heat. It seems very sturdy and well made. Other than the insulation being relatively thin, I have no complaints and would recommend it to anyone who's kid needs to carry more than just an Epi around. This case has made dealing with this allergy just a little bit better, and for that I am thankful.

I bought this specifically because the packaging states "Holds 2 EpiPen auto injectors, an asthma inhaler and other medicines too". That makes me believe it would hold 2 EpiPens and a small bottle of Benadryl. The medical card inside even suggests using Benadryl yet I can't carry it with me in this AllerMates case. It simply wont fit. I now have a worthless case since I'd never carry Epi-pens and not Benadryl too.Oh, it also has threads hanging off in two spots and the Velcro has unraveled thread hanging off on one side so it's falling apart and I just received it 10 mins ago.UPDATE: My husband squeezed the bottle of Benadryl into the AllerMates case. It fits (very tightly) in the pocket that I think is designed to hold inhalers. It comes with some pamphlets in that pocket. We took them out to fit the Benadryl and now the zipper zips. So, now that it fits the Benadryl, I gave this 3 stars instead of one. I'm still bummed that the seams are unraveling.

This is exactly what I needed. I sometimes forget to take the epi pens for my daughter out of the backpack, and have to return home to get them. This makes a simple solution. Keeps everything together, hang it by my keys on the key rack and it's nice and tidy for a quick trip.Now if someone would only invent an epi pen storage bag that regulates it's own temperature so that I can keep it in my car all the time (vs my wife who has a purse to carry the pens every day).

I have ordered three of these cases in various patterns for my son's epipens. They are a great size and wonderful for keeping the epipens within close reach--especially when kept in a full diaper bag or purse. This company's website also offers a lot of content for parents new to food allergies, or looking for support and resources. Very pleased with all my purchases, and will likely continue to use this brand for allergy supplies--their stickers and bracelets are also a must-have at my house!

Fits two epipens and an oral syringe of Benadryl. However, it will not fit an inhaler (which many kids in the allergy world have). Still looking for that perfect case. We are switching to AviQ injectors soon anyway, and I don't think they will fit well in here.

Love the case. The clip broke within first few weeks. Pouch also gets really dirty.

I bought these for my daughter's epi pens. The case is very nice and I really like the information card and instruction card that comes with the case. There is also a space to put benadryl in the pouch also which is something that most people will carry along with epi pens. I just ordered another one for her to use with her epi pens she has at school!