9. Insulin Cooler
Electricity may not be available during a hurricane. Because insulin needs to stay cool, it’s important to have a way to store it properly. A specialized medical cooling wallet or travel case can keep insulin cool for multiple days.
You can also store insulin in a cooler with ice packs, but make sure to wrap the insulin in a cloth, paper towels, or bubble wrap so it doesn’t freeze.
10 Things People With Diabetes Should Keep in a Hurricane Emergency Kit
Managing diabetes requires both short- and long-term planning. Because hurricanes and natural disasters can occur with little to no warning, it’s important to have an emergency kit on hand. After all, during a major crisis, it may not be possible to access your usual supplies.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) recommends having enough supplies to last at least 1 to 2 weeks. Here’s what belongs in your kit.
