72 Hr Insulin Cooler
Enjoying outdoors activities during the summertime involves creative ways to keep our liquid insulins cool while away from a fridge.
In this trail-test, I take the 72 hour insulin cooler out on a number of expeditions to see where this product shines and where it doesn’t.
A Quick Fix for a Loose Transmitter
A quick fix for a loose Eversense transmitter whose adhesive that may have weakened due to sweat, humidity, or swimming.
Trail Charge: Going (slightly) Smaller
A compliment piece to a previous post about recharging the Eversense CGM transmitter on the trail.
Eversense: Trail Charge
By packing a power bank, a short USB & the charge cradle I can do multiple re-charges AND packs down small for easy carrying.
Trail Tested: Stance Hike
For anyone putting in big adventures in the outdoors, the feet take on a lot of abuse and wear, so comfort and health of our feet, especially for type ones is critically important.
Athen’s Top 5 Diabetic snacks for Kayaking
As a student in the Pacific Northwest with T1D, I don’t have the time or money to go buy the newest, fanciest snacks for my outdoor adventures, but they are a must for unpredictable highs or lows.
Pocket Size Trail Glucose
Heading up into the mountains for a day hike, I know my blood glucose is the number one thing that will vary wildly on the trail, and most likely, it will drop at some point, so I always pack for it.