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PS Are you carb counting?

Correction doses of insulin are initially recomended with the principle that 1 unit of insulin will reduce blood glucose levels by 3 mmols. This can vary, and should be assessed by a DSN. You have to bear in mind that quick acting insulin can have an effect up to 5 hours after injecting. And...

Hi David 6026, According to Handbook, you can view up to 250 readings on the meter. If you want to see more, you have to upload results on to a PC using the appropriate software.

Type 1's do not produce any of their own insulin, and are therfore dependant on insulin injections / pumps. Type 2's produce some insulin, but the body builds up a resistance to it, so it becomes ineffective in regulating glucose levels. They are insulin requiring, not insulin dependant

Hi, You are not likely to notice much of a change in your weight in 2 months. You will hopefully start seeing weight loss and an improvement in HbA1c within 3 to 6 months

Yes, studies have shown that caffeine can cause raised blood glucose levels. It is thought thatcaffeine desensitises the body to insulin, therefore making it less effective.