INSULUV

09/06/2025

Didn’t forget the insulin….

12/08/2023

Hello Saturday!!

19/07/2023

26/06/2023

It’s def hot outside! So make sure you have a special place when you transport your meds. Freeze the ice packs, insert two or 4 depending on the length of your travel to keep meds cool for 8 hours or longer.

21/06/2023

Excited to jet set? Traveling with meds can be stressful. Our Insuluv bag comes with 4 ice packs to keep your meds safe and cool for those flights! Avail on Amazon

08/06/2023

This was oh sooo yummy!!! "Eating high protein low carb meals not only helps with weight loss, energy, and keeping glucose levels down, but also keeps you feeling full avoiding those snack attacks. Say goodbye to carb crashes and hello to a healthier you! "

31/05/2023

Get your medical cooler travel case for medications that need to stay cool in the summer months!

Comes with 4 ice packs. Designed with a dual layer to protect supplies and meds. 3mm PE Foam and foil keeps supplies safe from harsh temps and is water resistant.

Also comes with an emergency contact for peace of mind!

16/05/2023

Backpacking as a diabetic requires some extra planning and preparation, but it's definitely doable! Here are some tips to help you manage your diabetes while backpacking:

1. Talk to your healthcare provider: Before embarking on a backpacking trip, talk to your healthcare provider about your plans. They can help you adjust your diabetes management plan as needed.

2. Pack plenty of diabetes supplies: Be sure to pack enough insulin, syringes, test strips, and other diabetes supplies to last the duration of your trip, plus a few extra days in case of emergency.

3. Keep your insulin cool: Insulin should be kept cool to maintain its effectiveness. Consider packing a cooling case or using a small cooler with ice packs to keep your insulin at the right temperature.

4. Monitor your blood sugar frequently: Check your blood sugar levels regularly, especially if you're engaging in physical activity. Bring a blood glucose meter, extra test strips, and a source of glucose (like glucose tablets) to treat low blood sugar.

5. Plan your meals and snacks: Plan ahead for meals and snacks to ensure you have enough carbohydrates to fuel your body, and to prevent low blood sugar. Pack high-energy snacks like nuts, dried fruit, and energy bars.

6. Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water to stay hydrated, especially in hot weather. Dehydration can affect blood sugar levels, so it's important to stay hydrated.

Remember to enjoy your trip and take care of yourself along the way. With proper planning and preparation, you can have an amazing backpacking trip as a diabetic!

14/05/2023

Breakfast of champions. A little higher in carbs but worth every bite.

14/05/2023

Happy Mothers Day! May your T1D babe have perfect sugars today ❤️