How to Travel with Insulin: Tips & Best Practices for Diabetic Travellers with Insulin Supplies!
All you need to know for travelling with insulin and making sure your supplies stay cool, safe, and compliant with airport and international regulations! Whether travelling within the UK or internationally, here's a series of helpful tips for diabetic travellers.
Insulin Storage Temperature: How to Best Store Your Insulin in the Fridge and at Room Temperature
Before opening, store insulin pens and vials in the fridge between 2°C and 8°C. Once opened, most insulin can be stored at room temperature, ideally below 25°C, but must be used within a few weeks. Learn more here!
How to Store Your Trulicity Injections Correctly at Home and When Travelling
Trulicity pens should be stored in a refrigerator at 2°C to 8°C and must not be frozen. If needed, they can be kept at room temperature below 30°C for up to 14 days. Learn more here!
Travelling with Victoza Pens: What to Know Before Departure!
Travelling with Victoza pens requires some precaution. Keep your Victoza pens cool when travelling with reliable travel cases and know your rights at the airport!
How to Store Your Victoza Pens at Home: Refrigeration vs. Room Temperature Practices!
Victoza (liraglutide) is a temperature-sensitive diabetes injection. Before first use, it needs to be refrigerated. Once opened, Victoza pens can be stored at room temperature for up to 30 days but they still need to be protected from the heat. Learn more here!
How to Travel With Mounjaro: Tips for Cold Storage, Flying and Travelling Abroad!
Discover essential tips for travelling with Mounjaro injection pens, from temperature control to flying with your medication. Learn how to keep your pens cool, safe and effective thanks to the best travel cases for Mounjaro.
How to Store Mounjaro and Does it Really Need to be Refrigerated?
Mounjaro must be refrigerated between 2°C to 8°C before use. The KwikPen Auto-injector can only stay at room temperature 30°C for 30 days. Here's how to store your pens correctly at home!
How to Know When Your Ozempic Pen is Empty!
If you can’t turn the dose selector, it means that your Ozempic pen is empty. Once you've used the allotted number of doses, the dosage knob is blocked and won’t turn. The dose counter on the Ozempic pen shows zero, indicating there are no doses left.
What to Do If Your Ozempic Pen is Not Working: Troubleshooting Steps!
Struggling with a jammed Ozempic pen? Discover our comprehensive guide on identifying common issues and step-by-step troubleshooting methods to ensure your Ozempic pen works flawlessly. Learn quick fixes, expert advice, and how to handle Ozempic pen problems effectively!
Travelling with Ozempic: All You Need to Know About Coolers, Airport Regulations, International Travels, and More!
Tips for travelling with Ozempic, including essential advice on flying with Ozempic and choosing the right Ozempic travel cases. Learn how to pack and keep your injection pens cool and protected on flights, and travel internationally with Ozempic.
Understanding Ozempic Storage: Refrigeration, Room Temperature, Shelf Life and Expiration
Ozempic pens must be stored in the fridge before first use. Once opened, they may be kept at room temperature, provided it's below 30°C, or returned to the fridge. Regardless, an opened or unrefrigerated Ozempic pen must be used within 56 days. Learn more here!
12 Great Diabetic-Friendly Snack Ideas for Travellers!
Running out of ideas for to snack diabetes-friendly while travelling? Discover 10+ travel-friendly, low-carb snack options to pack for your next adventure, airplane travel, or road trip and keep your blood sugars stable while on the go!
