Hi everyone,
I have my annual review appointment tomorrow and will be mentioning Fiasp to my consultant.
I would be interested to hear from anyone who has been using it.
I currently use NovoRapid and do not really have any issues with it as long as I inject far enough in advance of eating. My only frustration is how long it takes to kick-in for corrections. I suppose, given that I am used to NovoRapid and familiar with my body's response to it, I am a little nervous about moving to a new quick acting (and would question if it's really necessary given that my HbA1c has been stable in the low-mid 5s) but then I guess I'll never know if I find it better unless I try it.
Most of the experiences I have read have been people using it in pumps; does anyone use it in pens?
Thanks!
I have my annual review appointment tomorrow and will be mentioning Fiasp to my consultant.
I would be interested to hear from anyone who has been using it.
I currently use NovoRapid and do not really have any issues with it as long as I inject far enough in advance of eating. My only frustration is how long it takes to kick-in for corrections. I suppose, given that I am used to NovoRapid and familiar with my body's response to it, I am a little nervous about moving to a new quick acting (and would question if it's really necessary given that my HbA1c has been stable in the low-mid 5s) but then I guess I'll never know if I find it better unless I try it.
Most of the experiences I have read have been people using it in pumps; does anyone use it in pens?
Thanks!