As one gets older, dependence on medications becomes more frequent.
Since two stents were put into one of my coronary arteries five years ago, I have to take medications daily. So when I pack, the first things that go into the travel bag are my medications. I don't store any in the RV.
There are some who have medications that require refrigeration. Luckily, I'm not one of them. But it is good to know how to safely store them and other medications in the RV during the summer.
RV Life has an article on this topic.
They begin it with:
Summer is the prime travel season for a lot of RV enthusiasts. It’s the perfect time to visit the beach, enjoy wildflowers, and bask under the sun. Unfortunately, this season can cause issues if you travel with refrigerated medications.
Many medications require refrigeration to maintain their potency and stability. Refrigeration often helps to preserve the drug’s efficacy and to prevent degradation that can be caused by higher temperatures. The need for refrigeration can depend on the medication’s chemical structure, formulation, or intended use.
To read more, go here.
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