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Hi all, what do you normally carry your insulin in?

Lucyr said:
What if you fell on the dog walk or in town, broke you leg and ended up with fast rising bg and a day in a&e? Or if whilst in town you got a call saying someone was ill and you went straight to be with them? Know it’s unlikely but things happen.
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This happened to me. Went for "quick" visit to see my mum so didn't bother taking any insulin with me. Ended up taking her to A&E where we were all night and most of the next day while hospital did tests. No insulin, no Creon for nearly 24 hours, horrible.
 
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