"Just talked with a "Diabetes Device Specialist" at EdgePark. She was a sweetie, but I think she's stuck in the same runaround as we all are. She told me (and don't shoot the messenger) that only new users and out-of-warranties…"
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"I don't have to carry a cooler with FlexPen" ?
Started this discussion. Last reply by Leo2 Feb 25. 4 Replies 0 Likes
Ok, I have seen these commercials for years. It's that line that I do not understand. Why, implied by the commercial, is it "ok" not to refrigerate Novolog in a pen, yet you must carry a cooler to…Continue
Smallest lancing device available?
Started this discussion. Last reply by savage810 Nov 9, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Likes
My pockets are getting more and more crowded as I gain more tools to take better care of myself. I am looking at my inventory and really the only comsumable that could get smaller is the lancing…Continue
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savage810 replied to Jim's discussion 'The new pods are here!' in the group OmniPod Users"Sorry, I think I was keeping the insulin pump department busy just then (after a 15 minute wait)"
savage810 replied to Tracy's discussion 'Are there any T1 happy with Omnipod?' in the group OmniPod Users"Everything they're saying I agree with. It is what is most important to the wearer. For me the tubeless aspect is the most important and I have not been disappointed. For others, maybe its more important that a pump can communicate with a…"
JohnG replied to savage810's discussion '"I don't have to carry a cooler with FlexPen" ?'"It's just a commercial pointed at someone that does not know...they are not singing to the Choir...
Insulin on TV, it's a relatively new approach pointed at Type II. My brother has never participated in a DOC except for Tweeter and he…"
Zoe replied to savage810's discussion '"I don't have to carry a cooler with FlexPen" ?'"It's called advertising! But I still would carry the pen in a Frio (much easier than a cooler) if I'm going to be out and about in 90-100 degree temps. (It probably gives a maximum temp somewhere in the fine print too)."
Tim replied to savage810's discussion '"I don't have to carry a cooler with FlexPen" ?'"Maybe they are comparing a novolog pen with some other brand of vial.
Quoting the novolog website: http://www.novolog.com/novolog/howdifferent.aspx they seem to claim that all novolog is good outside the fridge for 28 days:
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savage810 posted a discussion"I don't have to carry a cooler with FlexPen" ?
Ok, I have seen these commercials for years. It's that line that I do not understand. Why, implied by the commercial, is it "ok" not to refrigerate Novolog in a pen, yet you must carry a cooler to refrigerate insulin if it is in a vial?I do not tote a cooler for insulin that I am using, simply leaving my stock in the refrigerator. I have used pens, syringes, and pumps.See More
wf replied to savage810's discussion 'What is your personal record for wearing a Dexcom sensor?' in the group Dexcom Users"started 4t week yesterday ago...very accurat werner"
"I, too, usually get 14 days out of a sensor. I also find the accuracy better in the second week. The first 2 to 2 1/2 days are very inaccurate, so I love the second week!"
savage810 replied to savage810's discussion 'Smallest lancing device available?'"To close the loop here, I bought the Walgreen's True Test meter just for the lancing device (thanks Shawnmarie!). The whole thing was ten bucks, with a mail in rebate to make it free. Exactly what I was looking for. Smallest device out there by…"
savage810 replied to NatalieHodge's discussion 'WHO HAS A G4??' in the group Dexcom Users"Just got a Seven Plus in June.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oPwrodxghrw"
savage810 replied to CS's discussion 'New and approved for Omnipod!' in the group OmniPod Users"I have been on the pod for a month. There's a learning curve, but it gets easier and more natural every day. There is so much great information (and people) on the internet to help you through. I recommend reading "Think Like a…"
English lady replied to savage810's discussion 'What is your personal record for wearing a Dexcom sensor?' in the group Dexcom Users"4 weeks with the new G4!"
Buckley83 replied to savage810's discussion 'Smallest lancing device available?'"For small size and a good device I would go for the BD mircolet."
Shawnmarie replied to savage810's discussion 'Smallest lancing device available?'"You also get 10 strips with the meter and it's a nice tiny one you can stash as an extra somewhere like a drawer at work or the car."
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We're so happy that you're finally here! Welcome home savage....
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