Measuring Insulin

If you have diabetes and you take insulin, you might be looking for ways to measure the correct dose accurately, and we've got some tips that can help, no matter your level of vision.

Be sure to talk with your healthcare team too. They'll help you choose an option that fits your needs, and they'll provide training on the devices that work best for you.

When you're getting ready to measure your insulin, the first step is to get everything organized. Setting up your supplies on a tray, like a cafeteria tray or a cookie sheet with raised edges, helps you keep things where you want them. And if you lay out the items you need in the same way each time, you'll be able to reach things more quickly and easily.

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