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Air travel and keeping meds cold.

Good morning Everyone - l am preparing for a 6 hour flight to Seattle on Thursday.  My plan is to carry on my meds in the prescription bottles in a six pack cooler.  I place my pro click in a toothbrush holder with smaller ice packs in a cosmetic bag.  Then place that bag in the cooler bag with the larger ice pack that comes with monthly shipping.  I estimate that I have to keep this cold for a minimum of 12 hours.  Preflight 2 hrs, 6 hrs flight, and 2 hrs post flight with a 2 hr cushion. Any ideas?  I also have to carry snacks.  Do you think this will hold?
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Thx to both.  I am testing my cooling system today.  I purchased a refridge thermometer, packed the cooler (without meds) and will see what the temp is tonight.  Will get there early and request a visual inspection.  I am hoping it won't be too rainy but I welcome the cooler weather.
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I thought flying with the meds was going to be a big ordeal. LAX airport and FT. Smith.  No one said anything. They were too busy to even ask questions. And wanted no explanations. Good luck and have fun in Wa.
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We used an insulin cooler available at most drug stores.  Kept things cold, even on a flight to Europe and was small and portable, with a pocket for needles, etc.  Just make sure you have your prescription with you!
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