Six tips for monitoring success


1. Keep your supplies with you at all times – meter, lancets, swabs and strips. Ensure testing strips are not expired. Keep strips away from sunlight, avoid moisture and keep at room temperature, or slightly cooler. Do not put strips in the freezer.

2. Establish a daily routine of testing. When and how often this is done, talk to your doctor. As each person’s diabetes situation is different, it’s not a one-size-fits-all solution. Stick to that routine. Make it a part of daily living. After all, it doesn’t take too much of your time.

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