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I eat dinner around 2 hours before I start although I do account for physical activity with my bolus. Still manage to have hypos pretty consistently.

Usually like a large sandwich and flapjack/biscuits. When I go low I drink coke and have some biscuits.

Yeah I can front it although I’m almost certain I would have a hypo immediately after doing so unfortunately as the insulin just seems to take effect in literally minutes and food doesn’t have much effect unless the carbs are extremely high.

Thanks for the advice however I have been injecting at 8am for the past 3 days and I have had the same problem even after lowering my lantus by 8 units.

Thanks, I’ll give it a go.

I slowly shifted my lantus timing so that I do it now at 8am when I go to sleep. Weirdly when I started my bloods were best after the lantus had ran out (as I used to do it around 12 - 1 at night).

I am looking for advice as I have just started night shifts at Tesco restocking shelves. The work is quite physical and shifts are 9 hours with 1 hour 30 of break which can be taken whenever. I am having a problem with hypos. For the last few nights I have had 2+ hypos per night due to the fact...