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High despite insulin onboard

rebrascora said:
I usually have to stack corrections to get it down which I know is very much frowned upon and I am not sure a pump would allow you to do that
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A pump in manual mode allows stacking - I am a "serial stacker". All the pumps I have used incorporate insulin on board when calculating correction doses so they may suggest you have sufficient IOB or just reduce the correction dose. This can be overridden.
 
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Or do what I do - calculate the correction dose myself and don’t mention it to the pump. I can just do a bolus without having comments from my pump.
 
How have things been going this week @jessd1 ?

Have they settled down at all?
 
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