rebrascora
Well-Known Member
- Relationship to Diabetes
- Type 1
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Lanny, they cannot reissue medication once it has left the pharmacy, even sealed boxes, so it should be destroyed if you return it. If I were you I would use up the LR and then start the Tresiba to reduce waste. I imagine a box won't last you very long so I can't see it making any significant difference, cosidering how long you have been using it.Ahah! Just picked up post & there’s a letter & info leaflet about Tresiba from the hospital & it’s the double strength 200 units/ml flexpens I’ll be using so, 78 units once a day is right as that’s actually double that! There’s also a plastic credit card thing to carry on me in my purse with the Tresiba 200 units/ml on it & I fill in my details & bolus insulin as well!
I might as well finish the last couple of LR pens in the opened box this weekend, get the Tresiba on Monday & hand back the unopened box of LR pens so, they can stick another sticker on top of mine for somebody else to use: waste not; want not!
I find those credit card things a bit superfluous seeing as my basal doses vary so much.... as yours often do too. I have one in the car which I got when I was first diagnosed and I think it says 7 units of Levemir which is now well out of date so I really must remember to remove it and see if there is any way of amending it.
Maybe with the Tresiba there will be less variation for you. Good luck with it!