Get expert tips on organizing diabetes supplies, choosing the right tools, and staying prepared for travel and emergencies for better blood sugar management.
Summer pool days can feel relaxing, fun, and refreshing. But for people living with type 1 diabetes, managing blood sugar at the pool means extra planning. Heat, sun exposure, activity levels, and hydration can all affect blood sugar. Understanding how swimming affects blood sugar can help you stay safe and enjoy more time in the water.
A fun pool day takes more planning when you have diabetes. In this post, we explore our top diabetes pool bag essentials when you’re headed to the pool.
Swimming, beach days, lake trips, and pool parties can all be part of a healthy, active lifestyle when you’re living with diabetes. But, swimming with diabetes devices and navigating water activities can take a little extra planning.
Discover the best diabetes travel bags to safely carry insulin and supplies while on the go or traveling. A registered dietitian with type 1 diabetes shares her favorite functional, organized, and travel-friendly picks.
Having a portable diabetes supply bag ready to grab is essential. Whether you’re on a day trip or just running errands, all your critical diabetes supplies are accessible, organized, and protected.
In this blog post, we’ll cover what an insulin patches is, how they work, pros and cons, and how they compare to other insulin delivery methods.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed or considering switching from syringes or a pump, using an insulin pen has become one of the most popular insulin delivery systems available today.
No matter where you live, there is always the possibility of a natural or man-made disaster and everyone with diabetes should have a diabetes emergency kit ready to go just in case.
Managing diabetes comes with a lot of supplies to keep track of. Keeping your diabetes supplies organized and protected, both at home and on-the-go, saves time and energy.