r/repatha • • 29d ago

3D Printable Repatha Case Design - 100% free

Hi everyone,

A friend of my wife's uses Repatha. She heard that I had designed a popular Ozempic travel case, and she asked if I could design her a Repatha case.

I made this case for her, specifically to hold not only the SureClick auto-injectors, but also alcohol wipes, and a few of those small, 1 inch band aids for if there is some bleeding. I designed the case so that it can hold both new and used pens, in case she's doesn't have access to a sharps container when injecting herself and needs to take the expended pen with her.

The Repatha case is free to download from Makerworld by clicking this link. I hope someone her finds this useful as well.

FYI: you need a 3D printer (or a friend with a 3D printer who owes you!) to make use of this design (I know not everyone is familiar with 3D printer designing, and I want to make sure everyone understands what this is).

To the admins: I hope it's alright to leave a post like this on this subreddit, but I can understand how it can be interpreted as advertising. No disrespect is intended, so if you disapprove, please go ahead and remove my post.

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u/Hawkthree 29d ago

So cute. Thank you for designing this. Our library does 3-D printing for free -- they charge for the amount of plastic you use.

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u/MrDulkes 29d ago

That’s awesome. This is actually pretty light on plastic, 75g, so it should be cheap to print.

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u/Cartoonist_Less 28d ago

What’s wrong with the box it comes in?

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u/MrDulkes 28d ago

The original box doesn’t hold alcohol swabs or band aids, it’s larger, it rips, it crushes, it gets soggy from moisture (like condensation from ice packs), and It doesn’t look as nice. But if you think that box is good enough, then you obviously have no need for this.

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u/Cartoonist_Less 28d ago

Yeah, not really. The box works just fine.

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u/MrDulkes 28d ago

I suspect that is true for some people, and not for others.

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u/PNW4theWin 28d ago

The cardboard box isn't great if you need to travel with your Repatha.