Ideas for KIT storage containers, not individual vials, but the Kits?

[QueenMuntha]

I have at least 30 kits in my spare refrigerator. I LIKE the see-through nature of the original kit cases, along with being able to slap a detailed label of the vials on top of the Vial Cases.

But, they are all willy-nilly on the refrigerator shelves. I DO have VIAL cases for the individual vials, but I have to pull the vials out to see read their content label and keep up with inventory. So, I was looking for the solution to keep the vials in their original Kit cases.

I found this style on Etsy. It allows up to 16 kits, along with a method to store the Desiccant Pouches. If there are any handy 3-D printing whizzes here, how hard would it be to print some of these up?

 

[spanky2026]

Looks like the Apache cases my local Harbor Freight carries

 

[FartfulCodger]

The Sterilite Clip Box works well for me. Each one holds 7 kits. They stack nicely.

https://www.amazon.com/Sterilite-6-Pack-Plastic-Clear-Containers/dp/B01GINVLJQ

 

[eidos]

I use food storage containers with airtight lids. Glass ones for the fridge (around 15€) and stainless steel ones for the freezer (around 4€). These materials stay stable in the cold, more than plastic, and are easier to clean and disinfect with alcohol.

I think these cases are superfluous if we're not moving the kits around and no one's going to mess with them.

 

[QueenMuntha]

I use food storage containers with airtight lids. Glass ones for the fridge (around 15€) and stainless steel ones for the freezer (around 4€). These materials stay stable in the cold, more than plastic, and are easier to clean and disinfect with alcohol.

I think these cases are superfluous if we're not moving the kits around and no one's going to mess with them.

Yeah, agreed. It is more for containment than anything else. I just don't like having 20 loose kits just hanging out on the shelves.

 

[Chili777]

Yeah, agreed. It is more for containment than anything else. I just don't like having 20 loose kits just hanging out on the shelves.

Fuzrock makes 3D printed cases that can store up to 30 kits still in their original cases. He has all sizes and designs. He's on Discord under "The Collective" with a couple other case makers.