u/eblamo

Texas produces a lot of peanuts. 2nd largest producer in the US. Go east of here along I-10 and in every state to the Atlantic you'll find a gas stations with boiled peanuts. Luckily, Buc-ee's is also in most of these states, but I digress. If boiled peanuts are popular in other places, why are they less popular here? Personal preferences aside, is it more about demographics in Texas versus other places? I've lived in Florida, and it wasn't until I was out there that I realized boiled peanuts were even a thing.

What type of insulin case (if any) do you use? I live in South Texas and it's heating up here. My doctor just changed me to a new insulin. I've seen all sorts of cases that are no ice, but still supposedly keep your pens cool, to ice pack stainless steel containers, to rechargeable fan lids that also use ice packs. Do any of these work? I'll be using my pens while I travel frequently for work. I will need to keep them with me in the car as I'm on the move and may stay at different hotels 2-3 times a week every couple of weeks. When it's easily 120°F + inside a parked car, these "no refrigeration" things just seem like there's no way, even vacuum sealed, that they can keep up.