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Minibox Insert for Blood Glucose Monitor/Meter kit

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A1 mini
P1S
P1P
X1
X1 Carbon
X1E
A1
H2D
H2D Pro
H2S
P2S
H2C
X2D
A2L

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill
Designer
1.4 h
1 plate
5.0(3)

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Description

This insert is designed for an A1 mini toolbox to hold a blood glucose monitor kit. People who has a family member who needs to use the glucose monitor multiple times daily would understand, keeping all its components neatly organized in a box is nice and convenient. That’s why I designed this insert. It fits perfectly in this mini toolbox: A1 Mini Tool Box - Multi Color. Follow the link to print your own toolbox.

 

I chose this particular toolbox because of its robust design. It uses screws for the hinges instead of a print-in-place (PIP) mechanism. While PIP is a cool feature, I have some concerns about its durability. Given how frequently the monitor is used, I trust metal screws more for long-term reliability.

Printing and Assembly

This is an easy print, and assembly is straightforward, as shown in the picture. Here are a few important notes:

  • Compatibility: The Verio Flex OneTouch has the Bluetooth feature and could  transfer the result to a smart phone app easily. So I designed the insert based on its dimensions. However, the Contour Next EZ also fits. The lancet tool for the Contour is longer than the Verio's but still fits. When retrieving it, pressing down on the tip will raise the other end, making it easier to grab.
  • Screws: The toolbox author used M3 x 25mm screws. If you're in the US, I found that #4-40 x 1¼-inch screws work perfectly. Since they are longer than 25mm, you can secure them better by adding a nut at the end. I got mine from Lowes but any hardware store should carry them.
  • Insert Tray: The insert tray is designed to hold lancets. It’s optional if you only need the box as an organizer, but I recommend using it if you plan to carry the kit around. The tray is slightly taller than the insert itself, so when the box is closed, it sits close to the cover, preventing the lancets from scattering inside. 

    Please note, the tray should be placed on the side closest to the hinge; otherwise, you may have trouble closing the toolbox. Also, the tray is not perfectly square, so if it doesn’t fit one way, try rotating it.

     

    This insert makes organizing and carrying your glucose monitor kit much easier. I hope you find it useful! 🚀

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