I have no regrets: diabetes community edition

Managing diabetes can get expensive very fast! But what is that one thing that you actually don't regret spending so much money on as it has really helped you out in your situation? 

We went to our community to ask them that very question. 

 Some of our favourite shares:

• Oh, i have spent lots on all kinds of things.... all of them life changing in a good way... but the one that i spent the most on would probably be Compression gloves... I have so many pairs that I've damaged wearing 24/7, but they have made my life so much better. Especially while living abroad. In colder climates like south Korea or North Eastern China where it gets below -30 degrees celsius I get bad trigger fingers and they stop that happening. So totally worth it - Rohan F.
• Cases from Glucology - Connor C.
• The dang Endo. But such a huge help. Get new gadgets and loads of new info coz she knows so dang much 😂 - T1 Diabetes South Africa
• Microlet rainbow lancets. I’m one of those people that changes the lancet most every time and I greatly prefer those. And like the colors 😹 I’ve also purchased quite a few genteel devices. Put the two together...I cannot recommend this enough 👍👍 
• Adhesive remover wipes - Leesha W.
• Lot of test strips and the GC sensor. I love it - Illenyi A. 

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Explore our blog for more tips and resources on diabetes and exercise.

Managing diabetes can be challenging, but having a strong support system is crucial for maintaining good health. A supportive community plays a vital role in helping people with diabetes manage their condition more effectively. Whether it’s friends, family, or healthcare professionals, a network of support can provide encouragement, advice, and emotional assistance, making the day-to-day management of diabetes easier.

Connecting with others who understand the challenges of diabetes can also be empowering. Diabetes support groups and online communities, like those engaged with Glucology, offer a space to share experiences, learn new management strategies, and find motivation to stay on track. These communities also provide valuable insights into the latest products and tools, such as Glucology’s range of diabetes accessories, that can simplify life with diabetes.

Having access to practical tools and emotional support ensures that people managing diabetes feel less isolated and more in control of their health. From blood glucose monitoring to insulin therapy, a strong support system helps individuals stay focused on achieving their health goals while improving their quality of life. Joining a diabetes support community can make all the difference in managing your condition with confidence and success.