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I always take insulin, meter, lancets, pricking device, pen and about 4 different medications in hand luggage. I have travelled like this to USA, UAE, Russia, Suez, Cuba and all over Europe without a problem.

Every 3 months, twice a year at surgery, and twice a year at hospital.

As you have the Kelpies as your profile picture, are you in Scotland? I am type 2 on insulin, and am now well controlled, I hope it helps you.

Sorry, I did not know you were not on medication. I do not know what "sans" means. I only speak English and German.

Do you not drive? If you are below 5mmol/l you are not allowed to drive.

With Simvastatin, grapefruit is a no, no. Just as well I hate it.

Anytime, Eeeeek!

I now live in Scotland,and get a diabetic checkup every 3 months, it alternates between my surgery and the diabetic clinic at the local hospital. I also get an eye check every 12 months, I used to see the foot person every year, but they stopped that because my feet were always fine, I was told...

How do you know what poison tastes like?

I have never had to have drops, if your pupils open wide enough, you do not need them. My yearly test was last week, so I am still waiting on my results.

I tried a disposable pen once, I didn't get on with it, I love my refillable one for my NovaRapid, and as stated above it will tell you how much your last injection was and approximately when taken.

Last 3 days: 5.4, 6.4, 6.3.

Here in Scotland we can now get all our results online by logging into the hospital computer and accessing our website.

4.5

Out of fridge 40 days, in fridge untill use by date.