Interesting how people organize to simplify tasks. You mentioned wanting to get things quickly and I do as well. I use a Tandem pump and one small thing that makes it a bit easier is when I open up a box of reservoirs and syringes, I seperate the reservoirs and syringes from their daisey chain configuration. Then I can open the box and grab one of each instead of needing two hands to tear each apart each time. It's the little things you know, right? Also when storing glucometers you are not using, remove the batteries. Good chance the batteries will leak over time, resulting in a meter you can't use any longer. Noticed you have 4 Dexcom transmitters on hand. That is a years worth! I perssonally am more at ease having a few extras available in case of whatever could happen. FYI there is an expiration date printed on the box so use the oldest ones first.
The humidity in the bathroom don't harm your supplies? And how do you manage to have so many transmitters? My insurance will only send me one back up, and I just switched to a G7, but have more G6 sensors. I'm going to need to buy 2 transmitters on my own, out of pocket.
Like the dwightl5863 I have tendem pump and I like organising my supply. I love these organisers you bought in Amazon. But i never came across those. Do you have a link by any chance. I bought IKEA bathroom organisation plastics and use them in my bedside drawer but the dexcom supply is in the kitchen. And like you i keep old diabetes things and I should really have a clear out.... I always think I might come across someone that needs them and is not lucky enough to have them.... but it never happened to me 😮
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Interesting how people organize to simplify tasks. You mentioned wanting to get things quickly and I do as well. I use a Tandem pump and one small thing that makes it a bit easier is when I open up a box of reservoirs and syringes, I seperate the reservoirs and syringes from their daisey chain configuration. Then I can open the box and grab one of each instead of needing two hands to tear each apart each time. It's the little things you know, right? Also when storing glucometers you are not using, remove the batteries. Good chance the batteries will leak over time, resulting in a meter you can't use any longer.
Noticed you have 4 Dexcom transmitters on hand. That is a years worth! I perssonally am more at ease having a few extras available in case of whatever could happen. FYI there is an expiration date printed on the box so use the oldest ones first.
The humidity in the bathroom don't harm your supplies? And how do you manage to have so many transmitters? My insurance will only send me one back up, and I just switched to a G7, but have more G6 sensors. I'm going to need to buy 2 transmitters on my own, out of pocket.
Like the dwightl5863 I have tendem pump and I like organising my supply. I love these organisers you bought in Amazon. But i never came across those. Do you have a link by any chance.
I bought IKEA bathroom organisation plastics and use them in my bedside drawer but the dexcom supply is in the kitchen. And like you i keep old diabetes things and I should really have a clear out.... I always think I might come across someone that needs them and is not lucky enough to have them.... but it never happened to me 😮
It looks so organized, I'm gonna do the same to my Supplies. For the freestyle Libre if you are giving it away I wouldnt mind giving it a go Thanks
How in the world do you have so many extra transmitters? I only can get one at at time. Dang insurance!