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I don't own one of those myself, but that website is pretty good for supplies - I use them for Libre Patches in the summer and fast clix cartridges for my lancing device - I also bought a kit bag from them a couple of years back and am still using it - all good quality stuff - if you do buy from them don't forget to fill in the VAT Form so you don't pay VAT on certain items
 
mashedupmatt said:
I don't own one of those myself, but that website is pretty good for supplies - I use them for Libre Patches in the summer and fast clix cartridges for my lancing device - I also bought a kit bag from them a couple of years back and am still using it - all good quality stuff - if you do buy from them don't forget to fill in the VAT Form so you don't pay VAT on certain items
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I've ordered one of the enamel Diabetic Type 1 pin badges, to wear when I'm ready to make it known that's what I've got, and one of the personalised treat tins (having two small tubs with jelly babies in is okay for going shopping, but I'll need a larger supply once I'm back at work or out somewhere else for longer) and I'll bear that in mind, thank you. What kit bag have you got?
 
www.diabeticsupply.co.uk

Diabetes Shoulder Bag (Black)

Isothermal shoulder bag designed to carry all the essential items to treat diabetes on journeys or holidays. Its internal pockets allow the user to easily place and locate their meter and peripherals aswell as the injection pens held in an insulated and cooled pocket using the re-useable cooling...
www.diabeticsupply.co.uk www.diabeticsupply.co.uk

This is the one I have - plenty of room for testing equipment, test strips, a couple of insulin pens, needles, hypo treatments etc.

If I'm going on a night out though I just use the case supplied with my Novopen
 
Ah thanks for that, though I've got the Libre Link sensor and app etc, whenever I go away on holiday (I've got a Star Trek convention that I booked last year before this all kicked off) I'll still take my blook prick equipment etc just as a back up, and something like that will come in handy for carrying my insulin pen and needles. I didn't get a case supplied with my pens.
 
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