Asthma Inhaler Storage

[TheOriginalPiglet]

I have to carry an Epi-Pen and a propellent type blue inhaler, I keep them both in one of these 1.5L dry bags from Musto, along with some other of the normal caving emergency supplies and a first aid kit. This one is designed for sailing so is fully waterproof, its also a lot thicker and more wear resistant than the ones you get at GoOutdoors and other places, it has held up well with me dragging it behind me on crawls. Its also small enough to just clip to a caving belt if you don't want to stuff it in a tackle sack. Sadly it doesn't look like Musto makes them anymore but you can still get them on third party websites for about £15-20.

 

[AlanClark]

I have had the roll and clip top pouches leak, one of my phone ones had a puddle in it at the end of a water rescue exercise recently. If it's a critical piece that cannot get wet then a small peli case might be your best option.

 

[asheshouse]

I used a screw top container similar to these for many years. https://www.outdoorgb.com/p/evernew...MIldynibfejAMV0JhQBh0KWjOhEAQYFyABEgLTtPD_BwE

Secured with a cord tied round the neck and attached with a loop to my waist belt. Survived numerous trips through Daren entrance, and many wet trips with no leakage.