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Libre on holiday
- Thread starter MitchJ
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I don’t know particularly about the Libre but I always include all my diabetes paraphernalia in my hand luggage. I never want to risk it getting stuck or redirected and not arriving at the destination.
I have carried a few Libre in hand luggage. I leave them in the bag to go through security. They have never been queried and always work fine afterwards.
I have carried a few Libre in hand luggage. I leave them in the bag to go through security. They have never been queried and always work fine afterwards.
Lucyr
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If you want to make sure it arrives put it in your hand luggage. Assume that anything in your hold luggage is at risk of not arriving.
Amity Island
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What about taking a spare in case one fails?
Or if you still have more than a week left on your current one and going away for two weeks?
So my current one will run out while I'm on holiday and need to take a replact
Leadinglights
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I think a general message is take twice as much as you think you will need, spare of everything.
I understand. My questions were directed to the poster who suggested wearing your Libre.
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