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<blockquote data-quote="Vamppir8" data-source="post: 2588792" data-attributes="member: 233899"><p>Yeah I'm finding</p><p></p><p></p><p>Yeah I'm finding that, fiasp was never quicker in morning anyway, hour and half to kill foot on floor. Still resistant, not worn off in a week. Before fiasp was eat, inject, forget till next meal. Now its maths, 2x, 1.5 x and half hour wait till the drop. Managed to get dinner and tea to just a blip on monitor, still working on morning. Just hope it wares off after a few months. If you get a hyper fiasp could kill it, novorapid its just a long wait and there is nowt that will stop it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Vamppir8, post: 2588792, member: 233899"] Yeah I'm finding Yeah I'm finding that, fiasp was never quicker in morning anyway, hour and half to kill foot on floor. Still resistant, not worn off in a week. Before fiasp was eat, inject, forget till next meal. Now its maths, 2x, 1.5 x and half hour wait till the drop. Managed to get dinner and tea to just a blip on monitor, still working on morning. Just hope it wares off after a few months. If you get a hyper fiasp could kill it, novorapid its just a long wait and there is nowt that will stop it. [/QUOTE]
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