Insulin, Ozempic, Mounjaro, and Diabetes Injections

Mounjaro injection days

Can You Take Mounjaro a Day Early or Change the Day of the Week for Your Injections?

Adjusting your Mounjaro injection schedule: Can you take it a day early or late? Can you change the day of the week for your injections? All your questions answered here!
November 14, 2024
Question about Injecting Mounjaro cold

Does Mounjaro Need to be at Room Temperature Before Injecting? Or Can You Inject It Cold?

Is it best to inject Mounjaro cold straight from the refrigerator or at room temperature? Learn the pros and cons of each method, understand proper storage, and get tips for pain-free injections.
November 14, 2024
Woman wondering if a Mounjaro pen is working - AI Generated image

Mounjaro Pen Malfunction: What to Do If Your Mounjaro Pen Isn’t Working

Struggling with a Mounjaro pen malfunction? Learn how to troubleshoot common issues, like the pen not clicking or misfiring, handle defective pens, and obtain replacements from the manufacturer.
November 13, 2024
Mounjaro pens accidentally left out of the fridge - AI generated image

Accidentally Left Mounjaro Out of the Fridge? Here’s What to Do

Left Mounjaro out of the fridge? Learn how long it stays safe, what to check, and when to replace it. Simple, reassuring advice to protect your medication and avoid costly mistakes.

List of best foods for Mounjaro Diet Plan

What are The Best and Worst Foods to Eat While on Mounjaro?

Optimize your Mounjaro diet plan and learn the best foods to eat, like leafy greens and whole grains, and what to avoid, such as sugary drinks and refined carbs. Support your health, manage blood sugar, and aid weight loss with these dietary tips!
November 06, 2024
Best time of day to Take Mounjaro

When to Take Mounjaro: Should You Take it in The Morning or at Night?

There’s no best time of day to take Mounjaro. You can inject Mounjaro at any time, including in the morning, at lunch time, or even at night. You do not need to take it with food. However, choose a time that's easy and convenient for you to remember!
November 05, 2024
Tresiba insulin syringe

Tresiba Storage: Understanding Refrigeration Needs and Out-of-Fridge Lifespan

Before opening, Tresiba FlexTouch pens and vials should be stored in the refrigerator between 36°F to 46°F. Once opened, they can stay at room temperature below 86°F for up to 56 days (8 weeks). Learn more here about effective Tresiba storage requirements.
October 28, 2024
5 Ways to store insulin without a fridge

How I Store Insulin Without a Fridge or Electricity (And What Actually Works)

I've stored insulin in solar-powered mini fridges, terracotta pots, and makeshift freezers. Here's what I've learned about storing insulin safely when a real fridge isn't an option.

10 Insulin Storage Mistakes I've Made!

10 Insulin Storage Mistakes I've Made (So You Don't Have To)

From storing insulin in the fridge door to forgetting opening dates — I've made most of these mistakes myself. Here are the 10 most common insulin storage mistakes and how to avoid them.

October 07, 2024
Insulin Cold Packs

Which Insulin Cold Pack Works Best? Comparing Ice Packs, Gel Packs, and PCMs Options!

Pros and cons of ice, gel, and PCM cold packs for insulin. Ice packs are cost-effective but can fluctuate in temperature, gel packs offer longer cooling with leak-proof benefits, and PCMs provide consistent cooling without the need for freezing. Find the best insulin cold pack for your needs!
October 03, 2024
Free Diabetes Travel Letter Template to Download

Diabetes Travel Letter: Everything You Need to Know + Your Free Template to Download

I never travel without a diabetes travel letter — it's saved me more than once. Here's what to include, when you need one, and a free downloadable template to take straight to your doctor before your next flight!
Traveling internationally with insulin

International Travel with Insulin: How to Cross Any Border Without the Stress

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.