Tips for managing your diabetes and blood sugar levels during the quarantine imposed by the current coronavirus pandemic situation.
5 facts you should know about the recent Covid-19 pandemic and its potential effects on diabetic people. Stay safe, stay at home if possible, and protect yourself.
2020’s best insulin travel cases that will keep your insulin at FRIDGE temperature. Check out their respective features, prices, pros and cons, and easily find your favourite one.
Whether you stay at home or travel around the World with insulin, you should know how to properly store your insulin in order for it not to go bad or inefficient.
As I write this, I have visited over 20 different countries across four continents with my son. He was diagnosed with Type 1 Diabetes at 20-months old.
Insulin is a temperature-sensitive medicine that needs to be protected from heat at all times. Best tips to keep insulin cool in every possible situation!
Download here your free diabetes travel letter template. And ask your doctor to fill it out in order to carry your diabetes supplies through airport security without any problems!
Does flying affect blood sugar levels? What diabetes-friendly food can you have on a plane? What to do with your insulin pump? And more tips to manage your diabetes while in the air.
All you need to know before getting to the airport with all your diabetic supplies. Airport security, TSA, Glucose sensors, Insulin coolers: know you rights!
Finding diabetic travel insurance is no easy thing. Indeed, most regular insurance policies won’t cover any medical issues related to a “pre-existing condition”, such as diabetes.
Travel Guides specially designed for healthy holidays with diabetes! Why Special Guides for People Traveling with Diabetes? You’ve probably already seen on the net dozens of
The International Diabetic Travelers Network is a free online network connecting travelers with diabetes with local diabetes volunteers at their travel destination.
I’m Laura. Type 1 diabetic. Mother. Traveler. Writer. Researcher. I started this blog 5 years ago to investigate diabetes-related topics and share different views on the subject. I hope you find it useful!
