The Slim Kitbag »

Leather (black or tan) £22.99 (+p&p); plastic (blue) £16.99

Everything in one place means easier diabetic control. Ideal for:

Everyday use
Travel
Business trips
As a back-up for pump users

The Slim model is ideal for those who only use one insulin during the day, or those on an insulin pump. Pumpers still need to blood test, and it’s good practice to have a pack-up insulin pen handy ‘just in case’ you need it.

Neat and discreet, the SLIM model fits:

One insulin injection pen
Blood test machine
Finger pricker
Spare pen refills (insulin cartridges)
Spare sensors
Blood test diary and pen
Spare needles and lancets
It can also be used for insulin bottles and syringes

The Slim

Slim kitbag with travel accessories.

H: 20cm (7.9″)
W: 12cm (4.7″)
D: 4cm (1.6″)
Wt: (when empty): 200g

The Slim model is made from leather which is wipe-cleanable, to ensure durability as well as style. Available in black or tan.

Other kitbag models

“But I want something that will carry a bit more kit” See the Classic or the Roll-up!
“Is there any way I can personalise my kitbag?” See the Slim in blue plastic!
“Do you have something that I can just put two pens in?” Try the Pen Pack!
“I’m on a pump, what can I use?” See the Roll-up or the Bottle Bank!

You can see a demo of the Slim kitbag here: The Slim Kit Bag – movie

Frederick McCullough Posted On: Mar 1st, 2011 at 20:37

I am a active person and would like a a slim kitbag with a belt loop. Leaving my hands free.
sue Posted On: Mar 2nd, 2011 at 09:26

Hi Frederick, that’s a good idea and I’ll bear it in mind for when we can further expand the range. In the meantime, I’m not actually aware of any diabetes carry case that has a belt hook. If I find one, I will let you know. — Sue
sufia tailor Posted On: Jun 1st, 2011 at 00:09

Hi,
I’m looking for a kit bag that will also keep my insulin cool. I have a couple of FRIO bags, but they’re not pretty. Plus they only keep my insulin cool, they’re not a carry everything kinda bag.
Thanks
Sufia
sue Posted On: Jun 21st, 2011 at 18:18

Sufia, our kitbags do not have in-built cool bags, but you can buy small ones that you can fit on. Or use a Frio pouch and put it inside one of our Roll-ups. Please also see this page on our site as it has more info on keeping insulin cool.
Allan Parsons Posted On: Sep 17th, 2011 at 17:21

Will both the classic and slim kit bag accomodate a Accu-Chek monitor and all the other equpment you have listed????
Allan Parsons Posted On: Sep 17th, 2011 at 17:22

Previous email should read Accu-check mobile monitor
Ben haigh Posted On: Sep 22nd, 2011 at 17:51

hi there,
does the slim kit bag have room for spare lancets aswell?
cheers
ben
sue Posted On: Sep 28th, 2011 at 17:39

Hi Allan, sorry for slow reply! Yes, the Accu-Chek Mobile fits in neatly — both in the Slim and the Classic kitbags. No worries! Sue
sue Posted On: Sep 28th, 2011 at 17:40

Yes, the Classic has more space, but you can fit some spare lancets in any of the kitbags. Sue
Donna Posted On: Jan 23rd, 2012 at 14:18

Thanks to Sue for all her help and advice, the slim kit bag is just perfect!
Tom Cave Posted On: Feb 4th, 2012 at 21:58

I am looking for an ultra compact kitbag, so I can carry my meter in something smaller and more stylish than the black canvas thing it comes with. Are you developing anything along these lines?
sue Posted On: Feb 8th, 2012 at 12:55

Tom, not at the moment… we started designing kitbags that fitted both blood testing and insulin delivery stuff in — our smallest model is the Slim. We’ve since done a Pen Pack that’s just for insulin pens (two of them, as most of us use x2 insulins if we’re on a pen). You can look up Joe’s Small-in-one — we have those on our site, but are also on the testing+meds theme. Otherwise, you cal look around at other sorts of bags to see if you can find one you fancy, such as on Julie Slater’s site here. The problem with blood test meters is just that there are so many of them now! But I agree, those bags they come with are pretty rubbish! Sue