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Fridge

fantastic98 · 2019-05-06 18:19:07

Hi.. My fridge is not as cold as I'd like it to be. I store insulin in it so am wondering is there another way(apart from buying a new one) to keep my insulin syringes cool. I have a lot of Insulin syringes so would need a big container.. Thanks in advance..

06-05-2019 6:19pm

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fantastic98

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Hi.. My fridge is not as cold as I'd like it to be. I store insulin in it so am wondering is there another way(apart from buying a new one) to keep my insulin syringes cool. I have a lot of Insulin syringes so would need a big container.. Thanks in advance..

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#2 08-05-2019 3:10pm

coylemj

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Check your owner's manual, it should tell you the coldest part of the fridge. In particular, I'd avoid the door where milk went sour on me last summer and I've seen consumer advice online which backs this up. I have a Bosch fridge/freezer and the manual says that the top of the bottom (glass) shelf is the coldest part of the fridge so I now store my milk (carton lying flat on the shelf) there and have had no problems since.

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