3 great items to take the hassle out of travelling with Diabetes!

Travelling with diabetes can be challenging, but with the right tools, you can make your journey smoother and more enjoyable. Here are three essential items from Glucology that will help you manage your diabetes while on the go, ensuring you stay organised, prepared, and stress-free.

Diabetes Travel Case

Keeping your diabetes supplies organised and secure is crucial when travelling. A Diabetes Travel Case is designed with this in mind. Its compact and durable design allows you to store your insulin pens, needles, test strips, and other essentials all in one place. The case features elasticated pockets and compartments, ensuring everything stays in place, even during the most hectic trips. With this travel case, you'll always know where your supplies are, making it easier to manage your diabetes on the move.

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Insulin Cooling Bags

Maintaining the right temperature for your insulin is vital, especially when travelling to warmer climates. Insulin Cooling Bags such as the Glucology one are designed to keep your insulin cool and safe for up to 36 hours per activation without the need for refrigeration or ice packs. These cooling bags are lightweight and easy to use—simply activate with water. They are perfect for travel, providing peace of mind that your insulin will remain at the right temperature, no matter where your travels take you.

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Fast-Acting Glucochews

Low blood suger can strike at any time, and when you're on the go, it's essential to have a quick and effective solution. Fast-Acting Glucochews provide a rapid increase in blood sugar levels, helping you manage low blood glucose episodes quickly and efficiently. These chews are convenient to carry, delicious, and come in a range of flavours, making them a must-have for any traveller with diabetes.

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5 General Tips for Travelling with Diabetes

• Plan Ahead: Research your destination to find out about local healthcare facilities and diabetes-friendly restaurants.

• Carry Extra Supplies: Always pack more supplies than you think you'll need, including insulin, test strips, and snacks.

• Stay Hydrated: Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially during long flights or in hot climates.

• Wear Medical ID: Ensure you wear a medical ID bracelet or carry a card that identifies you as someone with diabetes.

• Monitor Your Blood Sugar Regularly: Check your blood glucose levels more frequently while travelling to account for changes in routine, diet, and activity levels.

Travelling with diabetes doesn't have to be daunting. With the right preparations and the help of Glucology products, you can enjoy your journey with confidence and ease. Safe travels!