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What’s the difference between diabetic and regular shoes?

02 Jun

Is there any difference between a diabetic show and a regular shoe besides the diabetic insert that goes into the shoe?

 
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Can you throw the insulin delivery pens in the regular trash?

10 Apr

Is there a special place that you have to throw the insulin delivery pens away. I know that the syringes, lancets, and needles are not to go in with the regular trash, but what about the pens?

I am asking for my mother by the way. She is a diabetic.
Thanks, my mother has a pile of them now.

 
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Can onset Diabetes be cured with regular exercise and diet control? Come back to normal life later?

08 Apr
 
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Can serving a person with diabeties regular pepsi instead of diet at a resturant affect thier blood sugar?

23 Mar

The customer said she was accidentally served the regular pepsi (which is kinda hard to believe when our sodas are self serve) and that she had to leave immediately because of her blood sugar, she left without talking to a manager or anyone. She came back a week later and demanded a refund on everything. I didn’t think diet and regular pepsi had that big a difference in content that it would cause that bad a of a reaction. Am I mistaken?

 
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Did you know that regular health screenings and check ups could save your life?

27 Feb

Some may think that its not worth the money to be spent on health screenings and check ups just because they ‘feel’ good about themselves… or taking the word of advice from General Practitioners are good enough…

However, diseases do NOT discriminate and we may or may not feel symptoms and obviously we DO NOT like to find out the ‘ugly truth’ when test results reveals certain clues about our health problems.

So… its best we put money issues aside and keep a regular health check a priority. It may not only save YOUR life, but ones you love too (by encouraging them to undergo similar check ups, etc.)… most of us take our health for granted until its too late, and that is the leading cause for increasing numbers of cancer/ heart/ diabetes, etc. patients and other deadly diseases.

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YES, this is related to travel… a health check is necessary in order to travel to some countries :-)

 
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12 Pairs Men’s Regular Size BLACK Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House

25 Nov

  • Gentle & Generous Stretch
  • Machine washable and made in the USA
  • Loose Fitting Crew Tops
  • 85% Cotton Blend
  • Economical – price is for 1 Dozen Pair!

Product Description
Diabetic socks, recommended for Circulatory problems, Diabetes, Edema, Neuropathy. Made in the USA! Cotton Blend socks are knitted in such a way that the tops do not bind the calf, providing a gentle stretch that does not inhibit circulation to the extremities. Mens sock size 10-13. A very comfortable, economical sock…. More >>

12 Pairs Men’s Regular Size BLACK Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House

 

12 Pairs – Men’s Regular Size – Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House – Color: White

10 Oct

  • Gentle & Generous Stretch -
  • Machine washable and made in the USA
  • Loose Fitting Crew Tops
  • 85% Cotton Blend
  • Economical – price is for 1 Dozen!

Product Description
12 pairs – Men’s Diabetic Crew Style socks, recommended for Circulatory problems, Diabetes, Edema, Neuropathy. Made in the USA! Cotton Blend socks are knitted in such a way that the tops do not bind – providing a gentle stretch that does not inhibit circulation to the extremities.
*Fits Men’s Shoe Size 7 thru 11.5. A very comfortable, economical sock…. More >>

12 Pairs – Men’s Regular Size – Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House – Color: White

 

12 Pairs – Men’s Regular Size – Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House – Color: White

08 Oct

  • Gentle & Generous Stretch -
  • Machine washable and made in the USA
  • Loose Fitting Crew Tops
  • 85% Cotton Blend
  • Economical – price is for 1 Dozen!

Product Description
12 pairs – Men’s Diabetic Crew Style socks, recommended for Circulatory problems, Diabetes, Edema, Neuropathy. Made in the USA! Cotton Blend socks are knitted in such a way that the tops do not bind – providing a gentle stretch that does not inhibit circulation to the extremities.
*Fits Men’s Shoe Size 7 thru 11.5. A very comfortable, economical sock…. More >>

12 Pairs – Men’s Regular Size – Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House – Color: White

 

12 Pairs – Men’s Regular Size – Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House – Color: White

23 Sep

  • Gentle & Generous Stretch -
  • Machine washable and made in the USA
  • Loose Fitting Crew Tops
  • 85% Cotton Blend
  • Economical – price is for 1 Dozen!

Product Description
12 pairs – Men’s Diabetic Crew Style socks, recommended for Circulatory problems, Diabetes, Edema, Neuropathy. Made in the USA! Cotton Blend socks are knitted in such a way that the tops do not bind – providing a gentle stretch that does not inhibit circulation to the extremities.
*Fits Men’s Shoe Size 7 thru 11.5. A very comfortable, economical sock…. More >>

12 Pairs – Men’s Regular Size – Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House – Color: White

 

12 Pairs – Men’s Regular Size – Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House – Color: White

15 Sep

  • Gentle & Generous Stretch -
  • Machine washable and made in the USA
  • Loose Fitting Crew Tops
  • 85% Cotton Blend
  • Economical – price is for 1 Dozen!

Product Description
12 pairs – Men’s Diabetic Crew Style socks, recommended for Circulatory problems, Diabetes, Edema, Neuropathy. Made in the USA! Cotton Blend socks are knitted in such a way that the tops do not bind – providing a gentle stretch that does not inhibit circulation to the extremities.
*Fits Men’s Shoe Size 7 thru 11.5. A very comfortable, economical sock…. More >>

12 Pairs – Men’s Regular Size – Diabetic Crew Socks By Medical Supply House – Color: White

 

Mixing Nph And Regular Insulin

10 Sep


Mixing NPH and Regular Insulin