Why would you expect a difference? They're fine for at least another 2 months.Fortunately in date until 11/2019. I know a few months ago they had to recall a batch of fiasp flex pens. My bf and I spent most of the afternoon looking for fiasp and I didn't realise about the colour until this morning. I haven't noticed any high readings or site reaction.
Seeing as you said it is an old packaging, I have found fiasp to be quite short shelf life.Why would you expect a difference? They're fine for at least another 2 months.
Oh such a cute doggie, is it a Shiba inu kind of dog? I do wonder the same thing about older packaging on items.View attachment 35178 My Fiasp’s never been a vile bile green @MeiChanski! Wonder where yours came from?
Just been to see older daughter and the new fox/wolf dog. It’s adorable! It thought my legs good to lick and spent ages making them clean enough to be dog.
My last batch was within date but 2 cartridges in, I've noticed the potency or the effectiveness isn't quite there. I did need a tad more units towards the end. I used it up and now I got fiasp in old packaging.My experience is the Fiasp lasts fine in the fridge (I have not had any fail from the fridge) but do not last far beyond 2 weeks out of the fridge.
It may be semantic but "shelf-life" means in the fridge to me. It is the "off the shelf life" which is reduced ... in my experience.
Editted to add: if your old Fiasp has been kept in the fridge and is within the expiration date, I would use it. And save the NHS money on wasted insulin
8mm needles are awful to use, I remember my doctor had to change my brand of needles from BD microfine 5mm to cheaper brand of 8mm needles. I don't know what he was thinking but 8mm needles kept bending on me and it was difficult to inject with, also more painful. I'm glad the doctors here are okay with prescribing BD microfine because I know a few CCGs have ordered gp surgeries to change brands of medical items.
Going out with 5 friends for dinner tonight as a birthday surprise for my best friendUsually her birthday parties are of the lots of alcohol and possibly some illegal party boosters kind, but she's very happily pregnant now so this seemed like a good plan to make up for her missed party. She never goes to restaurants so she feels very uncomfortable in any place where there's more than one fork next to your plate. We want her to feel happy, loved and birthday-like, not uncomfortable, so we chose an all-you-can-eat-place with Spanish tapas She doesn't know yet she'll be going out for dinner tonight, which spares her being nervous about it and I love surprises
I'm going to be seriously overeating on lots of mystery carbs and enjoy every bit of it.
Eat that, diabetes!
@porl69 & @Knikki - May I recommend a Utilikilt? They have many pockets (for pumps and other diabetes paraphernalia) and make injections very easy. Have to confess I’m quite partial to a chap in a skirtThis’ll be the husbeast.
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Yes, it is. Older daughter and Son-Outlaw don’t have, or want, children so this little creature’s their baby. It’s tiny but with proportionally long legs; I can imagine it emerging from the wolf den and running with the pack already. Shibas have the highest proportion of shared wolf DNA in the dog world.Oh such a cute doggie, is it a Shiba inu kind of dog? I do wonder the same thing about older packaging on items.
Oh gosh, I just died. We need more pictures of the shiba asap.Yes, it is. Older daughter and Son-Outlaw don’t have, or want, children so this little creature’s their baby. It’s tiny but with proportionally long legs; I can imagine it emerging from the wolf den and running with the pack already. Shibas have the highest proportion of shared wolf DNA in the dog world.
We’ve all fallen in love with this little creature.
Here you are @MeiChanski
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