richardmorris The newest version of the CalorieKing Calorie, Fat & Carbohydrate Counter is now available in the Diabetes Mall. Being aware of what you eat on … Read more
Whether or not you have been vaccinated, everyone still needs proper protection out in the world. We have added a new N95 NIOSH mask with … Read more
Our newest newsletter is live. In this month’s edition, we cover the supplements and medications that counteract Covid-19. Over-the-counter treatments like vitamin D, famotidine (Pepcid), zinc with quercetin, and vitamin … Read more
From: JP I was wondering what pumps can be detached during a sporting contest and reattached after the game? Also, for the Insulet omni pod, … Read more
From: JR I opened a new bottle of humalog about four days back. My blood sugar has never been this high. Checked the humulin and … Read more
Take a look at this great article from Healthline:Generation Diabetes: Why the Youngest Type 2 Diabetes Patients Are the Sickest. The article talks about how … Read more
Are you a woman living with diabetes? Do you struggle to remember to check your blood sugar, find time to gain adequate rest or exercise, … Read more
Type 1 University, a site that provides advanced online courses for insulin users and parents or caregivers of insulin users, is offering 2 FREE webinars … Read more
Timesulin is trying to make it’s way to the US and they need your help. They are using the crowdfunding service Indiegogo to raise the … Read more
Why Take A Medication With Your Insulin? People with Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes who are already on insulin but are looking for better readings can often benefit from taking another medication with their insulin. Consider the benefits and drawbacks of these meds that can assist insulin before you try them.