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I agree with all the comments above, the only thing I invested in was a couple of Frio wallets (https://friouk.com/) if you are going somewhere warm.

I use the Carbs and Cals app

If you download the RapidCalc App to your phone, input your ratios and let the tech take the strain.

Before moving to a pump I used a really good app called RapidCalc.

Danny, I had a victrectomy late last year, I also opted to get it done whilst asleep. All I would say is that it is utterly painless and although all the drops post op are a pain and laying on your front for a couple of days can be boring you'll be fine. I loaded my I-pad up with films and laid...

Once a year, regular as clockwork. ;)

Out of interest I've always wondered how T1 would be managed in a prison environment, must be very tricky?

I feel that he may have given it to me in the first place? Is he on a work creation program?

Listening to the article it appears that the higher the cost of insulin to the insurance company's the more rebates they get (from who I don't know) . I will guarantee you that neither the Pharmaceutical or insurance companies are loosing money in the deal!

Thank you NHS! :):):) https://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w3csy782

I started on Pods in April after 35 years of MDI's. The first day not having an injection was proper weird! I did't find it too tricky getting used to, you've just got to take your time and not be too hard on yourself.

Are you doing any interval training?

Or you could take responsibility for your own actions?

Cheers for the help, I suppose it's all down to trial and error for the individual. Libre on chest is an interesting idea though.

I've only just fitted my first one (using saline for 2 pods). I go live in a couple of weeks. I've placed it on my stomach and last night I went on a rowing machine and felt like it might not stay on very long (it did stay but some of the tape around the side had lifted). I guess it's very much...

Fair comment, it seems a sensible place to me but not recommended apparently. I'm not sure I need to save milliseconds though :)

Hi, I've seen photos of Olympic Skier Kris Freeman wearing his Omnipod on his chest and wondered if anyone knew if there was a particular reason for using this position? Has anyone else used this or other places not covered by Omnipods recommendations?

I think we're all glad we don't live in the US! ;)

New year, new lancet! ;)

Thanks both for the info, I might give the chest a go.