Girls...what diabetes supplies do you carry in your purse for emergencies? Boys...feel free to respond on what you carry as well.

I feel like my purse weights 15lbs. I wonder if I'm too prepared or not???

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I understand completely, Although I an thinking that type I might have more things to carry with them, I can't say for sure. Being a type II, I have my meter case, and all that entails, and then to prevent lows, I have my supply of glucose tablets, and then of course medical information, just in case, My purse does weigh a lot and I didn't understand why my shoulders hurt, Some one could make a lot of $$ if they could figure out how to make a handy-dandy carry all that wasn't like a suitcase and looked jazzy.....

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