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You do need to get them checked to be on the safe side. I have products I alternate between Flexitol Heel Balm which can be used cracked feet too the other Hydromol which can be bought online I believe. I would get your feet checked before hand just to make there's no infection lurking.

Mine 6.6 then my toast and Marmite when I checked it later it was 6.7 Yeha [emoji3059]

I am T2 I bought a Dog Tag which I had engraved with all my essential info on it. I now wear it all the time. I was spurred on after hospital stays where I had 20 questions quick fired at me but my Dog Tags have worked for me twice now, so it is a great move to get something like this done.

Hi, after i came out hospital my GP had to start me back on my meds really slowly. I have Peripheral Neuropathy in my left leg both feet and my hands. My gp suggested trying Progabalin instead of Gabapentine which i had been on previously, so i tried it increasing the dose weekly after 6 weeks i...

Yes i would go to the Manufacturers and explain whats happened. If you take to the Chemist they are likely to just throw it out and not do anything. I went to my Chemist because they had put the wrong insulin in the box, but it had the right label, they took it and went the office When the lady...

When i was first diagnosed 2006 as T2 i was told always keep Insulin in the fridge even the pen i was using should be put back in the fridge. Now 17 Yrs later it's no you can the one your using out so long as it's thrown away after 31 days, there is never a time it's lasted 31 days so i don't...

I totally agree with you, it does depend on what your BG's are and when to inject FIASP i have been Treseba once a day am then Fiasp before or after any foods. The Fiasp does have a delayed action on high BG's, but act rapidly on low BG's I have been on Treseba and Fiasp for about 7 months now...