Dear Allergypack,
I must write this letter to compliment your company on the
inventiveness of the Pen Pal Epipen case. As you are well
aware it is most difficult for a 10 year active boy to keep
this on his person at all times without losing it. The size
of the auto injector presents a problem keeping it in his
pant pockets. Your ingenious case allows him the freedom of
wearing it in 3 different ways. The stretch washable case
with its foam padding protects the injector from the almost
anything an active child can dish out. Many Thanks.
Yours truly,
Gail Hastings
Dear
Allergypack,
I am the coach of a children’s soccer team. We have 2 girls
and 1 boy out of our 16 person roster who suffer from asthma
and must carry or have the inhaler with them during the game.
In some conditions the exercise will bring on an attack. Normally
they will give me their inhalers to carry or just leave them
on the sidelines. Your Puffer Pack now allows them to carry
it very comfortably and doesn’t inhibit their freedom of
movement at all. Luckily soccer shorts don’t have pockets
since it is bulky and dangerous.If the child falls, or should
I say when the child falls, the Puffer Pack protects both the
wearer and the inhaler.
Regards
Peter Wilshire
Pontiac
Michigan
Dear
Allergypack,
We are a group of four guys who golf almost every weekend. One
of our group is extremely allergic to bee stings. We have experienced
the effects of our friend Paul being stung by a bee while trying
to retrieve his ball from the rough. His epinephrine injector
was safely stored in his brief case which was at home. Luckily
the hospital wasn’t far away. Needless to say the first
purchase after that incident
was the Pen-Pal case which is neatly attached to Paul’s
golf bag with the logo Allergypack on it for all to see. Now
the auto-injector is with him where it is most needed.
Thank you. It’s a load off our minds now.
Yours truly,
George Levitt
San Francisco, CA.