The best coolers for travel will depend on the individual. A diabetic, for example, is going to need a cooler that can keep insulin at the right temperature and store snacks.
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My name is Lucy Ana Krasno and I am 60 years old. I was diagnosed with Diabetes in 1964 after being in a Diabetic coma for three days. I am a writer and have worked in the Medical Field and for different Business Corporations over the years. I don’t know what it’s like NOT to have Diabetes, since I’ve had it so long. All the credit for my care started with my mother and grandmother who were instrumental in my caregiving when I was growing up. I was taught that I could accomplish anything I wanted with Diabetes, and I am still here doing so.
Insulin injections are a necessary part of insulin therapy, but where you inject insulin is not something to take lightly. Injection sites and insulin injection techniques can have an impact on the effectiveness of insulin therapy as well as your comfort levels.
I was born in Argentina and I live in France. I am an Engineer and a globetrotter, I love sports and languages! Pierre and I got married 4 years ago and he is the best T3D I could ever ask for!
Since my work revolves around diabetes I’m very interested in this topic. When I’m either not running my business or spending time with my partner and kids, I’m learning about different kinds of wine from Italy!
Portable mini-fridges for insulin are handy devices that come with many benefits and can be used anywhere – even when traveling. In this blog post, I will discuss the best 8 mini refrigerators on the market and what makes them so great!
Insulin resistance is a common health issue and one that can be treated if caught early. What exactly is insulin resistance? How do we prevent it? How do we get rid of it for good? You’ll also find out how to take care of yourself once you have developed insulin resistance. Is insulin-resistant dangerous?
Traveling with insulin can be difficult for those living with diabetes. The 4AllFamily 72-Hour Travel Insulin Cooler is perfect for anyone who needs to travel while keeping their insulin cool and safe at all times….
Flying with diabetes can be a scary adventure. Even if you have it under control on the ground, your blood sugar can go haywire when you are in the air. The food, stress, and change of atmospheric pressure all play a role in how well your body manages its glucose levels. But there are things that you can do to make flying easier-and keep yourself healthy!
Besides being a type 1 diabetic I’m a commercial manager of the professional basketball team Stella Artois Leuven Bears. Basketball, sneakers, and food are my greatest passions. I’m also a participant in Married At First Sight 2021 Belgium.
Perfection is not possible especially in the case of diabetes. Sometimes diabetics miss a dose of insulin and sometimes insulin overdose can occur. Handling these situations needs patience and care.
Dealing with diabetes and traveling is never easy. You have to manage a lot of things that could be essential for saving you from life-threatening situations. One of the best and useful ways is to take with you an insulin travel case. However, diabetic travel kits are available in the market to deliver the right purpose. You can always manage to take your insulin pen with you.