While we are well aware of the instructions regarding insulin storage, and most of diabetics keep their pens in a cool cabinet or dedicated fridge, this recent study puts to light how our insulin could still be at risk. A recent study published in Journal of...

Insulin storage is important to ensure that the insulin stays effective.   Insulin that is not being used should be stored in the refrigerator. Any insulin vials that are “in use” can be stored outside of the refrigerator for approximately one month (always check manufacturer product inserts...

Diabetes is not only a chronic disease that has become a global epidemic, but it is now the most expensive chronic condition in the United States today.   One of the reasons for the costly nature of diabetes is the huge increase in the cost of insulin;...

Insulin can go bad but you can’t see it with your eyes. Only after injecting it, you may notice There are stories about people taking bad insulin, and if you’re not careful, you might be one of them. Everyday, people with diabetes are unaware of the...

ATTENTION: If you are a diabetic or you know of someone who is, then the next few minutes reading through this will literally save you or someone else’s life! It’s something that drug companies won’t tell you…   “I put my daughter at risk because of this “invisible” threat!” Linda (not...