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(See a comparison of current pumps) *Please note that the Diabetes Mall does not sell or promote any particular pump. Links 800#’s Animas (877) 937-7867 … Read more

The 500 Rule (aka 450 Rule) from Using Insulin and the Pocket Pancreas is a great way to estimate how many grams of carbohydrate will … Read more

By John Walsh, PA, CDE Author of Pumping Insulin and Using Insulin Question: "I've read several web sites that claim that Vanadyl Sulfate (Vanadium) has … Read more

A New Way To Handle Exercise By John Walsh, PA, CDE and Ruth Roberts, MA Authors of Pumping Insulin and Using Insulin The only way … Read more

One of the skin’s primary roles is to provide protection against infection and physical damage. This barrier is so effective that it prevents many pharmaceutical … Read more

A quick contact list of the big companies in diabetes, including phone numbers and links to their sites. Meter Companies Abbott Diabetes Care (formerly Therasense) … Read more

Insulin and plastic are not always happy campers together. If insulin crystallizes in plastic tubing, it is usually at the end of the infusion set. … Read more

Much like a hematoma, a lump can be felt under the skin, usually associated with discomfort, warmth, and high blood sugars. No warning except highs … Read more

Air bubbles in the reservoir are not a problem unless they are large and enter the infusion line, replacing insulin. If air bubbles are seen … Read more

For sites, most pumpers prefer the abdomen, but anywhere that has padding will do. The abdomen usually gives the fastest and most consistent absorption. You should … Read more