epi carrier option

[becca]

This is one I have no heard of, so I thought I would share.  They have many types of belts, not specifically for epi.  I saw it mentioned at a diabetic site I visit, for meters, and supplies.  It is called SPIbelt  You can google it as I am no longer clear on the rules for posting commercial links.  It looks like a possible useful item for some of us, but you have to look through the different offerings to suit your needs(epis, or epi and inhalers, etc...). 

[rebekahc]

Regular members are always welcome to post links to products of interest to our community.  The rules haven't changed.   Businesses (and those posting self-promotional links) should follow the rules posted in the commercial section.

[becca]

Thanks Rebekah.  I post at two other forums and at least one has a strict no commercial links *at all* rule.  When I jump around, I just lose track of what is okay where. 

Anyway, it looked like a worthwhile product for some folks here. 

[Macabre]

Glad you posted this becca. Several here have used it--it's a great and low profile option. DS went through a couple of them. We did find the hinge on the Epi case top rubbed a hole in it, but DS sewed reinforcement inside. But actually he just wanted to do that, lol. I also found that chopping off the finger of a $1 stretchy glove and slipping it over the end of the case worked.

[MandCmama]

I noticed that the onespot allergy belts sre really just spi belts with a different strap on them.  Onespot no loner sells them, but spi now has a logo free strap option.  We had the same problem with the wear on the pouch from the epi case...with auvi-q this no longer seems to be an issue