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Ah yes, I think Apidra works faster than novorapid. This is the thing, isn't it? People just assume you inject and you're fine, not realising how flipping complicated it can be! 😱
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Ah yes, I think Apidra works faster than novorapid. This is the thing, isn't it? People just assume you inject and you're fine, not realising how flipping complicated it can be! 😱
bennyg70
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haha - its hard work, so many factors to account for.
And dont get me started on fatty meals, a discovery Ive only made recently through forums etc. I get a 6 - 8 hour spike, I thought I could just about deal with it with split injecting novarapid, not sure I can with apidra.. grrr!
Are there any thread on fatty meals here?
And dont get me started on fatty meals, a discovery Ive only made recently through forums etc. I get a 6 - 8 hour spike, I thought I could just about deal with it with split injecting novarapid, not sure I can with apidra.. grrr!
Are there any thread on fatty meals here?
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