Insulin, Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Diabetes Injections

Altitude changes insulin absorption. CGMs lose signal. Meals arrive on the airline's schedule, not yours. Here's what long-haul flying with diabetes actually looks like — and how to handle it.

I've worn a FreeStyle Libre 2 and a Medtronic Guardian through airport security more times than I can count. Here's what every CGM user needs to know before reaching the airport checkpoint.

To bring Mounjaro on a plane, pack it properly in your carry-on, use an insulated case, and declare it at TSA. Follow these simple steps to fly confidently with your medication! Learn more here!

Everything you need to know about traveling with Trulicity — storage rules, TSA tips, keeping pens cool, and managing your dose schedule on the road.

I've traveled internationally with type 1 diabetes more times than I can count. Here's everything you need to know — documentation, travel insurance, packing, keeping insulin cool, and crossing time zones.

Packing insulin isn’t just about bringing enough — it’s about organizing it in a way that keeps it safe, accessible, and protected from temperature changes at every moment of your journey.

I traveled with Lantus for years as a type 1 diabetic. Here's how I kept it at the right temperature, packed it right, and handled airport security without stress.

TSA allows Ozempic in carry-ons without a prescription. Here's what you need to know: declaration rules, X-ray screening, flying with needles, and how to keep your pen at the right temperature.

I used to dread airport security with my insulin and needles. Now it's just part of how I travel. Here's everything you need to know about flying with insulin — TSA rules, cooling cases, international flights, and more.

The complete guide to traveling with diabetes — from a type 1 diabetic who's done it across 40+ countries. Packing, TSA rules, insulin storage, blood sugar management, and more.

I've flown with both an Omnipod DASH and a Medtronic MiniMed 670G — and the rules at airport security are very different. Here's what everyone flying with an insulin pump needs to know before traveling.