smile4loubie
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Desang kit bags
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yes please x
karinagal
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- Type 2
Not sure if this is still valid...
A totally Slim-tastic kitbag offer!
A Slim's the thing to stick your kit in !
Get a black bonded Slim kitbag for only ?16.99, a saving of ?10.99 off the usual price.
Use promo code Slimbonded2010 when ordering.
Offer Expires: When we're out of stock!
Good for those who only need to take one type of insulin out and about with them. Pictures show a closed Slim in bonded black leather (left, with glasses) and an open Slim (top right) in bonded black leather featuring the Accu-chek Aviva blood test machine and Multiclix lancing device with pot of sensors and one insulin pen. There is room for spare needles, cartridges and Multiclix lancet drums.
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you can see the kitbags at this link:
http://www.desang.net/index.php?pageid=99
Regards
Karina
A totally Slim-tastic kitbag offer!
A Slim's the thing to stick your kit in !
Get a black bonded Slim kitbag for only ?16.99, a saving of ?10.99 off the usual price.
Use promo code Slimbonded2010 when ordering.
Offer Expires: When we're out of stock!
Good for those who only need to take one type of insulin out and about with them. Pictures show a closed Slim in bonded black leather (left, with glasses) and an open Slim (top right) in bonded black leather featuring the Accu-chek Aviva blood test machine and Multiclix lancing device with pot of sensors and one insulin pen. There is room for spare needles, cartridges and Multiclix lancet drums.
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you can see the kitbags at this link:
http://www.desang.net/index.php?pageid=99
Regards
Karina
Hazel
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- Type 2
For those who are on a limited budget, I use a 50p clear plastice pencil case which holds one weeks needles, 2 insulin pens, a needle clipper. and a case that holds all meds for a week (the 7 day version)
Then I have my Accu check Aviva in it's case.
Perhaps not very fancy, but it works. I make up 4 weeks cases at a time (sad person I know), but ther is nothing worse than running out of the house when you know you don't have everything sorted.
Maybe one day................
Then I have my Accu check Aviva in it's case.
Perhaps not very fancy, but it works. I make up 4 weeks cases at a time (sad person I know), but ther is nothing worse than running out of the house when you know you don't have everything sorted.
Maybe one day................
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