Costing a small fortune !!

[Brunneria]

I never have pain with the Codefree lancets.

How odd.

Or maybe I just have fingertips of steel...?

 

[daddys1]

Sometimes you can find fastclix or multiclix on e-bay cheaply Even a tight Yorkshire man needs to be kind to his fingers
CAROL

Hey 'watch-it' not 'tight' just 'careful'!!!!!

 

[daddys1]

I never have pain with the Codefree lancets.

How odd.

Or maybe I just have fingertips of steel...?

I do get a bit of pain, I'm down at 2.5, but often even on the side if a little far back & on the tip it's sometimes 'a stinger'. I'm not a wimp either.

 

[Brunneria]

I do get a bit of pain, I'm down at 2.5, but often even on the side if a little far back & on the tip it's sometimes 'a stinger'. I'm not a wimp either.

Ooh.
Maybe not fingers of steel, then
Maybe I'm a princess-and-the-pea. Even my 50x used lancets are still set on 0.5 or 1.0

I shall tell Mr B that he is married to a pwincess.
Although I think he might have guessed already

 

[Sugar free Stu]

WoW !!!! thanks for the replys its very nice to know ther is so much support on here. I will try the Codefree route

As your on medication you are exempt from prescription charges. You need a form from your GP and it covers all prescriptions not just diabetic ones. Info on test strips sounds good, I get them scripted as using insulin

 

[Sugar free Stu]

Och '50x used lancets' your a tough one!

 

[Robbity]

Sometimes you can find fastclix or multiclix on e-bay cheaply
CAROL

Or if you can't find one on eBay or possibly Amazon, look for a cheap Accu Chek meter that comes with one - I found that that was cheaper (about 1/2 the price on Amazon!) than buying the fastclix on its own from an online chemist/pharmacy.

Robbity

 

[chris lowe]

Sorry but if you are lucky you might get a prescription for one pot. I normally buy lancets and test strips on ebay (which is annoying because they are most probably a type 1 who gets too many and sells them on or doesn't bother to test) but make sure that if you are under 60 you get the gp or diabetic nurse to give you a form that will expempt you from prescription charges.

 

[Scandichic]

WoW !!!! thanks for the replys its very nice to know ther is so much support on here. I will try the Codefree route