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Default Small Cool Store

My partner takes various medicines which have storage requirements such
as "between 15 and 30C", "less than 25C" and so on.

Pharmacists are be required to have storage facilities capable of a
range 8 to 22C.

In a domestic context, it is difficult to find a suitable location in
the warmer weather. Nowhere in our house is cool enough. Standard
fridges are too cold. Travel cool boxes (and similar) that I have seen
do not have proper thermostats. Wine coolers (the best so far!) are
overpriced and too large.

Any ideas how I could cobble together something that achieves:

Reliability
Reasonably accurate, selectable temperature (8 to 22C would be
suitable).
Reasonable efficiency
Small volume (only a few packets of pills, etc.)
Quiet
Low cost!

I have a little bit of spare 50mm Kingspan...


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