How do each of you transport meds safely during the summer heat?

Pills, nasal sprays, injections, O2 tanks, etc left in a car would get hotter than manufacturer recommendations and am concerned the meds would become ineffective due to the high temperatures.

I am a business to business salesman, driving an average of 6 hours daily 5x/wk in the Las Vegas hellish heat and am concerned to have Imitrex injections, nasal sprays, pills, etc left in my car.

Thought maybe I could pack them in an insulated lunchbox with icepack, but then it might become too cold.

Also, what about a small O2 tank, wouldn't that explode with the 110 degree temps?

Open for recommendations...

A mid-sized insulated container with a small cooling pack would keep the temperature at a moderate level.

Just experiment with combinations along these lines and see what works.

Ask your duggist if COLD is a legit concern--I sort of doubt it.

I probably should not be the one responding to this post, but here goes.  I keep O2 in my car 24/7 when I'm in cycle.  I live in Atlanta and it gets pretty hot here too.  I have never had a problem with the tank.  I also keep injections and abortive pills in my glove box 24/7 (yes, I realize how hot it gets in there) but it's my "just in case" abortives.

Hanging head in shame...I also use very outdated medication to get through my cycle.  This cycle that started back in June is when I started using my injections that expired back in 2003!!!  YIKES!!!  I stockpile my medication with refills when out of cycle.

Mia