Sounds good!
If it's insulin, has it been stored in a fridge?
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Help for t1 kids in Ukraine
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If it's insulin, has it been stored in a fridge?
Erin
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Yes.. . I mailed it; along with puffs and bandages; if found unacceptable or customs won't pass it, it will be returned it to me Post said;
In normal situations, I can understand them saying it's got to be in date, but given the fact Ukrainians have got nothing, I'd have though they would have accepted testing strips, lancets and syringes that are only a few months out of date, unless it's to do with Insurance issues. I happily use these out of date and have found them as accurate as in date ones.
If I had nothing to test and treat diabetes with, I know I'd be grateful for anything to save my life. I know it's the organisations that make these stipulations, not those needing the help.
If I had nothing to test and treat diabetes with, I know I'd be grateful for anything to save my life. I know it's the organisations that make these stipulations, not those needing the help.
