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Double the ways to Carry EPI!

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February 20, 2015 By //  by Caroline Moassessi 1 Comment

Well, as luck has it, CarryNine just started taking pre-orders for their new upcoming leather EpiPen® epinephrine auto-injector wallet AND for their double Auvi-Q® square wallet.   CarryNine is offering several special discounts too! Check it out:
Note: I was not paid by CarryNine to share this data, I’m just a sales/discount connosieur.  I also want to share as much as possible with you any ideas or items that you might find helpful in your journey on the anaphylaxis path.

Here is what I know:

The EpiPen® Wallet…

  • holds two EpiPens®gratefulfoodie-carrier-EPI-feb22-image1
  • strap to secure Epipens®
  • six credit card pockets
  • pocket for full length bills
  • measures 8″ x 3 5/8″ when folded
  • available in brown leather with blue stitching; and
    oiled leather has beautiful pronounced grain texture that improves with age.

 

The Auvi-Q® Wallet…

  • holds two Auvi-Qs® or Allerjects®gratefulfoodie-carrier-EPI-feb22-image2
  • five credit card pockets
  • pocket for folded bills
  • measures 4 3/4″ square when folded
    available in black leather with grey stitching; and
  • oiled leather has beautiful pronounced grain texture that improves with age.

Happy Epinephrine Auto-injectable carrying to you!  (you know, it’s only in this community that we can say this and mean it).

Filed Under: Asthma - News, Current Blog Post, EPI Carriers and Holders, Food Allergy Lifestyle, Uncategorized Tagged With: AuviQ, CarryNine, epi carriers, epinephrine, Epipen

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    February 20, 2015 at 9:49 am

    Nice! These are AWESOME! Thanks for sharing!

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