Yes, I do that too, especially if I’ve already ‘fixed’ the problem. It’s the iPhone alarm for basal that’s needing tweaking.
I’m the same, it’s all kept in various piles and I temporarily feel I’ve done something if I sort out the various piles. There are always more pressing things to do, like checking if the pears are ripe yet or getting out in the fresh air away from home. I always underestimate how long it’ll take to enter everything in the appropriate records and tell myself, every time, that I need to do a little bit each week.
i have had these needles for a couple of years now marie2 since diagnosis i find them very good especially with the double end to take needle off and i was told to just dispose of them in household bin, periodically dr changes them to cheaper ones and you cant half tell the difference so i battle to get them changed back
I just get whatever 4mm needles my surgery's dishing out at the moment. They change occasionally, I assume for cost reasons, and I guess I must just be insensitive to the whole thing as I don't notice any difference. I've never come across the ones you mention though; I'm intrigued but can't see the flip thing when I Google them. And as @Fairygodmother said, we're in the privileged position of getting diabetes supplies like needles, insulin, test strips, and Libre for some of us, free from the NHS.
