So, I was diagnosed type 2 3 weeks ago. My fasting levels have gone from 12, to around 6.3 each morning and I have lost 10lb in weight. I'm hoping to get the accu chek sticks prescribed as they are a fortune. What are the chances?
Acceptance of health treatment claims that are not adequately supported by evidence. I dislike it when people sell ineffective and even harmful alternative health products to exploit the desperation of people with chronic illness.
So, I was diagnosed type 2 3 weeks ago. My fasting levels have gone from 12, to around 6.3 each morning and I have lost 10lb in weight. I'm hoping to get the accu chek sticks prescribed as they are a fortune. What are the chances?
... because they have the cheapest test strips on the market, and you may need a lot initially. There is a discount code if you buy 5 or 10 boxes, which brings the price down to about £5 for 50 strips.
5 packs 264086
10 packs 975833
Acceptance of health treatment claims that are not adequately supported by evidence. I dislike it when people sell ineffective and even harmful alternative health products to exploit the desperation of people with chronic illness.
Sorry, I don't know. But you could order 250 and have a look when they arrive. If I received strips with only a month or two left on them, I'd send them back. Even if you buy one box at a time, I think they are still cheaper than the likes of Accu-check strips.
Do you have to have eyes and feet tested with type 2? My doctor didn't say anything except come for a blood test in 8 weeks. He was very pleased with my progress though.
Acceptance of health treatment claims that are not adequately supported by evidence. I dislike it when people sell ineffective and even harmful alternative health products to exploit the desperation of people with chronic illness.
Do you have to have eyes and feet tested with type 2? My doctor didn't say anything except come for a blood test in 8 weeks. He was very pleased with my progress though.
Yes. My feet get checked by my doctor annually, and my eyes get checked every 2 years. For some people it is annual. Your GP should organise your eye tests and other services you need.
It's a good idea to check your own feet regularly, looking for any broken skin, redness or dryness.