Auto-injector Pouches.....

Check out the great new selection of Uno, Duo and Trio neoprene Auto-injector pouches at Blue Bear Aware. These pouches are light weight, durable and water resistant. They also help regulate the temperature of the medication and have an easy to use zipper and buckle. And with with the chilly winter weather upon us now, remind your son or daughter to wear their pouch under their jacket for extra protection.

Today until Jan 30, 2012 receive 15% off your purchase of allergy gear by placing the code brrwinter in the coupon box at the check-out page, minimum purchase of $45.oo.*
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*This promotion cannot be applied to previous orders or used with another promotion.This is a Blue Bear Aware credit and is not redeemable for cash. Minimum order $45.00. Offer valid till Jan 30, 2012.

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