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just mind take less insulin while flying ,

Can't a T2 go Hyperglycaemic? , if you aren't checking sugar before getting behind the wheel then it's Dangerous to drive! it's not just about Hypos!!! ; Ask your Diabetic specialist if there is a possibility of you going hyperglycaemic ..............

been type 1 for 10 yrs now and never go without testing after meals , HBA1c of 5.9 , if you enjoy a varied but healthy diet then i feel it's essential to test after meals . Especially if you drive a lot as i do!

Plenty hard work and now down to 5.5 , delighted and don't intend letting it go back up ! :D

I am on levimere and novorapid and find that there isosoften a surge in sugar level in the evenings that I cannot account for . discovering this has enabled me to take my hba1c from 8 to 5.9 , I now swear by the extra blood testing I carry out regularly

Possibly a wee tip check your sugars as often as possible and when they are dropping low say at 5,6 or seven instead of eating anything increase your sugar checks to every half hour, to try an maintain a lower sugar level , practice this whenever possible and I guarantee your hba1c will soon...

For dk , they must take a blood sample from an artery normally At your wrist , I've had it twice as a result of a bad flu , an don't want it again !, both times my bm's where sitting at 9 which I couldn't get my head round at the time seamingly de hydration was the main cause