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Hi guys, Nazia here! I'd like to delete my account but I cannot find the options of doing so. Please can someone help me out? Thanks :)

Hi guys, Nazia here! Just wanted to say thank you all for helping me out with my business proposal, all your kind information has helped me very much. Thank you guys for your responses, much appreciated. Nazia:angelic:

Hi guys, Nazia here! Just wondering, does everyone get their glucose meter for free? Because as far as I know, it's the GP that pescribes a glucose meter. I was wondering does anyone pay for any of thier diabetic kit? I am asking this based on my business proposal so that I can know whether I...

Hi guys, Nazia here! I have a questionnaire here that doesn't need filling out. I just wanted you guys to read it and see if you like it. I am doing a business proposal based on diabetes and this questionnaire will be part of that assignment. I would like to know: - What is wrong with the...

Ohhhh nope. Thanks for this :)

The more the better lol. Thanks a lot for this! :)

Understood :) Wasn't sure how else to put it...

Hi guys, Nazia here! In terms of the "new" wristband (see http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/target-market-for-new-wristband-marketing.119004/), what features can it have to help the life of diabetic people who are blind? The only feature I can think of is "talkback". What else would a...

According to research, solar power works on rechargeable batteries and can work from sunlight and artificial light, but I have kind of (with more research) decided to base the wristband on solar power. Thanks for your help! :)

Hi guys, Nazia here! Ok, so I have this new diabetic wristband (the one I won't be building see... http://www.diabetes.co.uk/forum/threads/target-market-for-new-wristband-marketing.119004/) Trial stage My question is, if I was to do a trial on this wristband (not a "real" trial) what kind of...

I've already read these two websites but thanks for your help though! :)

Exactly! I can understand the nightmare with getting the strip into the machine and actually seeing the blood. Do you think there would be a way of making his life simpler somehow?

Hi guys, Nazia here! I was just wondering, how do blind people check their glucose levels. According to research, there are talking glucose meters so does that mean the whole pricking the finger with a needle process is the same for blind people as well? Do they do this themselves? Does someone...

Go @Snapsy Go!!! :)

Hi there! The diabetic wristband isn't a "real" thing. It is an idea that I am supposed to develop as part of a project for university. The proposal will be in written form only with nothing actually being built. I have already done/am doing the research and this post "target market" is just one...

What year was this if you don't mind me asking? :)

That's one of the advantages of the diabetic wristband - to press a button and see glucose levels instantly on the screen :)

How would that work? Wouldn't that require the user to take the wristband off. How often does a diabetic have to check their glucose levels? According to my research it's usually every hour but no more than 2 hours, is that correct?

Oh wow, theft! I never even thought about! If I design a wristband that looks trendy, stylish and less like a medical device then people might steal this too... :(

Hi guys, Nazia here! Ok, so for commercialisation: - Posters would be put up in hospitals and GP surgeries. - Doctors, nurses, pharmacists, etc would let their patients know about this product so that they were aware of what is available to them - TV advertisements (Maybe? Do they advertise...