Recent Content by Janys L

@Rokaab Totally agree about the wallet, plus very cheesed off with every type of gluten free bread.

@drawbridge35 I also have coeliac and type 1 and gluten doesn't affect blood sugar. Eliminating gluten heals the lining of the gut in people with coeliac disease allowing better absorption of nutrients in food. It might be a good idea to do a bit of research to verify this for yourself.

Here's the other pic!

I had such difficulty inserting the photo. I tried to insert a view of the top opening, but it won't let me even on a new post. If you get them on prescription, you should get one like this if you ask for a 4 litre bin. They are usually yellow but sometimes are a dark purple. You do need to...

Will do later, am out at the moment.

P.S. I remove the screw on lid to put it through the hole.

I put the G7 applicator in a 4 litre sharps bin (it just squeezes through the hole). I get two on prescription and take the full ones back to the chemist. That seems to work well without being too bulky. There is an introducer needle in the applicator so it needs recycling.

Wrapping one thick rubber band around the top half and one around the bottom half helps a bit as it gives you a grip. I'm not sure the knife will work. I'm stressed every time trying to open it. I agree it is a joke, particularly as the company must have an incredibly lucrative contract...

I have this problem every time. You need to have very strong wrists and hands. In my opinion this is a design fault. There is no consideration for people with arthritis or other physical difficulties.