Myabetic Clemens Diabetes Case for Glucose Meter, Test Strips, Lancing Device and Lancets Includes Trash Pocket - Compact Design

I just got my case today, so these are my first impressions having just put my items into it. The case is well made and quite lovely. It's a little smaller than I'd expected, but this is not entirely a bad thing. For reference, I use the Freestyle Lite meter, which fits quite easily into the elastic pouch. The only adjustment I'd make would to make the case slightly larger, and then make the zippered pouch on the left side slightly wider to hold two alcohol swaps across the width. They'll fit now, but they take a bit of wiggling to get in. I've got about five pairs of them in there now, and I could still easily fit ten, maybe fifteen lancets, along with my bottle of test solution. You could also put them in behind your meter in the elastic section, if it's small enough.

It's very nice. The photo doesn't show how shiney it is. Or the size. It fits in my palm. So it doesn't hold a lot of supplies. I can't stock it with a weeks worth of lancets, wipes, strips & meter. I'm going to try it out for a long weekend. See how that goes. If you want to use it for a day or two of supplies in your purse it is perfect for sure!Seems very well made, the zipper is stiff but means it won't work itself open and dump your supplies out in the bottom of your purse. It's still so everything inside is protected. I'd like a smaller container for strips but can't seem to find one.

I wanted something to hold at least my meter, so it was more accessible when I would be out with friends at a restaurant or the movies or something.According to the photos and the Q&A section, it seemed that this would be appropriate to hold a meter (and supposedly a log book, but there is no way you could fit a log book in this. Maybe a sticky note pad). I have a Bayer Contour Next Link meter, and just that had this wallet bursting at its seams, and this is a pretty small meter! Zipping it closed was a nightmare, and the way it's designed, all the items push against one another and make it bulky (don't sit on it, if it's in your back pocket like in their photos!).On the "wallet" side, it's just a simple exterior card holder with one long sleeve. There are five card slots, but at most you can fit four before it becomes so tight that you can't get the fifth in, and have difficulty getting the other four out. There's a long slit pocket behind the card slots, but good luck using that. Unless you can squeeze past all the credit cards, it's unusable. This was my result just with an empty wallet! If the interior was loaded with just a glucometer and supplies, I doubt you'd even be able to get a single card in!Overall, this product fails for both of its intended uses! It's clear to me that this was not a product designed by people with diabetes, who would have insight into needs. Instead, it seems like it was designed by focus groups and bigwigs sitting around a table that were more focused on fashion and cost cutting than functionality. I highly recommend avoiding this product. I am personally going to look into some simple pocket organizers like Maxpedition has, which can hold all of my supplies, and keep them in a small bag with me like I have been doing. Clearly portable options like Myabetic produces sacrifice functionality for fashion and cheap cost of manufacturing. For $40, there are definitely better options out there, and I will definitely not be buying from Myabetic again.

the only reason anyone would be able to dislike this is if it was not the right size for their needs in which they should take more time looking into the description of the measurements... it's very good quality and was a little pricey for what I am usually willing to pay but I think you Def get what u pay for with this because I think it's great

It's meets all the needs. I was so glad to find something that wasn't the same old medical black or blue. I have to test so might as well be with something pretty that makes me smile. The zipper occasionally gets a little stiff when fully opened and then re-zipping it up, but I just ease it a bit and it works fine.

The case is great from the standpoint of color. I have lost two meters that were in the original black cases.So visibility was key. It is a little bulky but that is not a big issue. The one thing that is an issue is the slide in pocket for the meter. You have to pull the meter out of the pocket completely to in oder to put your carbs readings , see your readings, select settings and comments. Most of the time this is not convenient. So I had to retro fit this pocket and cut an opening to expose the meter for easy access. This need to be addressed.

It is a great concept! It is good for my meter, container of test strips and lance device. Plus it has a zipper pocket for additional lancets, alcohol swabs, etc., and a detachable pocket (Velcro) that you can put used items to dispose of later. There are places on the outside for your drivers license, credit cards, etc., and 2 pockets that can hold 'folding' money and a small log book for readings. I have been able to add a small pen and my employee ID swipe card. It is not large enough for a set of keys (unless you carry them individually), cell phone, extra lipstick, etc.! I do use it daily in my purse, as a clutch going out for lunch or dinner and in my string bag when I go to ballgames, etc. I also love the color!

I absolutely adore this case! I was just recently diagnosed with dt2 and it was overwhelming. When I started to do research I came across this company and found this case. In selecting this case and a few other things like fun bandaids, etc. I made it my own to be able to control. This case is stylish and my favorite color. It even has a part in the back where you can put your license and credit cards so you can take it out with you when you don't want to carry your purse. I am so glad that Myabetic has their product available on Amazon. Thank you Myabetic for a great case and helping me to take control of my dt2!