Eli Lilly and Company

Hal Rucker

David C Blakely

A belt worn and readily portable medical supply pouch for holding a supply of drug containers in a temperature stable and contamination resistant environment is disclosed. A substantially rectangular housing fabricated from a thick insulating material comprising a bottom, two side panels, a front and a back panel with an open top. A housing thus formed defines a cavity therein for storing a supply of drug cartridges. A protective panel extending across the opening of the housing and angled downward into the cavity is provided to prevent contamination from entering the cavity, while providing access by the hand of a user through the opening and down into the cavity for retrieving one of the drug containers. The housing is covered inside and out by a water-proof and contamination-resistant nylon material. Two belt loop members are affixed to the back panel of the housing for attaching the pouch to the waist belt of a user. An internal pocket inside the cavity of the housing is provided for containing a heating element for heating the interior cavity. An outside auxiliary pocket is attached to the outside surface of the front panel for storing items not requiring an insulated and contamination free environment.

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Redwood City, CA, United States of America

Hal Rucker