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What is an Insulin Reaction? A medical phenomenon that happens only when the blood sugar levels fall into a low point is referred to as insulin reaction. It is also classified as insulin shock, pertaining to a medical condition called hypoglycemia. Once it worsens, possible health complications on a severe range are likely to happen, with confusion …
What is Insulin Potentiation Therapy? Insulin potentiation therapy or IPT is a treatment characterized by administrating insulin for chemotherapy sessions. It is a kind of medical treatment associated with chemotherapy, which is believed to provide beneficial effects for cancer treatment. However, due of the lack of scientific shreds of evidence regarding its effectiveness, IPT is considered to only …
What is Fiasp Insulin? Fiasp is the brand name of the drug insulin aspart. Insulin is a hormone that is typically produced naturally in the pancreas. It is responsible for regulating levels of sugar in the blood. People with diabetes require extra insulin because their bodies either cannot produce it or cannot use the naturally produced …
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The first fact that any concerned pregnant mother with diabetes should know is that when using metformin drug during pregnancy, metformin will indeed cross over the placenta and circulate in the fetus. However, the current consensus in the scientific literature dictates that there is still insufficient evidence to conclusively state that metformin can or will cause birth …
In case you missed it, Roche announced a batch of lot numbers of Accu-Chek Aviva Test Strips ordered to be recalled. Test strips under those lot numbers can report erroeneous measurements Roche said. Why does this matter to you? Well, erroneous measurements can end up guiding temper with the dosages of diabetic medications you plan to take. …
The popular Lancing device from Accu-Chek: Accu-Chek Multiclix, has been discontinued in the USA. Along with the lancing device, Multiclix Lancets have also been discontinued. But do not worry, CanadianInsulin.com still has them in stock for you. Accu-Chek Lancets available here. Click or tap to see prices. Or copy paste this URL to your browser: It …
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What is a lancing device used for? A Lancing Device or Lancet Device is a medical device that uses Lancets to prick your finger and collect a blood sample. This blood sample is then placed in a meter like a Blood Glucose Meter to determine sugar levels in Blood. A Lancing Device is often refered to as a blood sampling device. Lancets and …
Prior to use, wash the hands thoroughly with soapy, warm water. Then rinse and dry. Remove the cap and insert a new OneTouch Delica 30g Lancet into your OneTouch Delica Lancing Device. The lancet should not be twisted. Attach the cap again and adjust the depth setting. The lower the number, the shallower the puncture. Conversely, larger number …
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Type 2 Diabetes (T2D) T2D was once referred to as adult onset diabetes, but it can also occur in children. T2D is a serious medical condition characterized by high blood sugar levels. This happens as a result of the pancreas failing to produce enough insulin, or the body becoming resistant to it. Insulin is a …
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