I am finding it very difficult to find anyone who is supplying diabetic record keeping log books, as none of the pharmacies now seem to supply them and i can't get any at my GP anymore. even at my hospital clinic they only give out one book at a time. Everyone tells me keep records but they don't want to supply the dairies.
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diabetes control
- Thread starter willa
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destiny0321
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- Location
- north yorkshire
- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
- Dislikes
- people who think nothing is wrong with you because they do not see blood or a plaster cast, i suffer with arthritis & use a zimmer & wheelchair but because they cant see anything wrong people assume nothing is wrong with you.
hi have you tried looking online i saw somewhere on here somebody put the same question& somebody mentioned on line not sure
whether they said amazon or not hope it helps
whether they said amazon or not hope it helps
robert72
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Have you tried getting one from the company that make your blood meter? Accu-Chek certainly have free record books you can order if you have registered your meter with them (along with batteries and control solutions).
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catherinecherub
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willa said:
There are some online that you can print off.
http://webfetch.co.uk/search/images?qsi ... tom&fpid=2
An alternative is to phone the manufacturers of your blood testing monitor as they will usually send you some.
robert72
Well-Known Member
Also, if you have a smartphone, there are plenty of apps for record keeping
