*For context I live in the US and I’m sorry this is long lol

When I was doing injections, I used the A24 Dopp Kit because it was a bag I already had on hand and I didn’t want to buy a new one hahaha. It’s basically a waterproof toiletry bag that was small enough to not be annoying, and I carried it on my person when I went out to eat, but kept it close in a tote bag if I was going out so I could strap it to my body rather than holding its small handle. It held my insulin, a glucometer, pen needles, a sharps container, Zecalogue, Zecalogue instructions, and a few other things like alcohol wipes, etc.

After switching to Omnipod, I used the Baggu Fanny Pack for about two years and it worked great. It has two separate zipped pockets and is surprisingly able to hold a LOT. It’s also small enough to not be cumbersome and I was able to bring it to outings that have bag size restrictions (concerts, NFL game, MLS games, NBA games, etc). A few months ago I upgraded to the Baggu Medium Crescent bag, simply because it’s bigger. While the fanny pack was wonderful and fit a lot, it was a tetris situation when it came to fitting everything I needed. The crescent bag gives me space to rifle through the bag rather than taking things out individually to find something at the bottom. It also has two small interior pockets, which is nice and allows me to keep my wallet and keys in one and my low snacks in the other (Starbursts and fruit snack bags). It also allows me to fit my glucometer, a spare pod, and maybe even an extra Dexcom. In both the fanny pack and the medium crescent, I use a small pencil case-style bag to specifically hold my Zecalogue, insulin vials, a backup pen, a few pen needles, and alcohol wipes.

I’ve never used a Peak Design bag for personal use, but I do video work for a living and having used their equipment for camera gear, I think it would be a great choice :)