CATSA Regulations for Travellers with Insulin and Diabetic Supplies: What Can you Bring on a Plane?
25 questions answered about CATSA regulations & flying with diabetic supplies. Can you take insulin on the plane? What about diabetic needles & syringes? Can CGMs and insulin pumps go through metal detectors & X-ray machines?
Comprehensive Guide to Travel Insurance for Type 1 Diabetes in Canada
Diabetes is considered a preexisting conditions by most travel insurance companies in Canada. This means you may be excluded from coverage. Find out what to look for when searching for travel insurance if you have diabetes.
Safe Disposal of Insulin Needles, Pens, Syringes, and Vials in Canada
Insulin needles and syringes must be disposed of in a sharps container. Disposable insulin pens or vials can be thrown in the household trash. Learn more here!
How to fly with Insulin: CATSA rules & medical requirements
Essential tips on how to take insulin on a plane and everything you need to know about flying with insulin, from airport security to CATSA-approved insulin travel cases, to ensure a smooth and safe journey, whether on domestic or international flights!
10 Insulin Storage Mistakes to Avoid: Tips for Properly Storing Pens and Vials
Discover the 10 common mistakes people make when storing insulin and learn how to keep your pens and vials cool, safe, and effective in all situations. From proper refrigeration techniques to smart travel tips, all you need to know about proper insulin storage!
Travel Tips for Keeping Insulin Cool: Refrigeration and Cooling Solutions
Essential tips for traveling with insulin that needs to be refrigerated or just needs to stay cool. Learn how to manage your insulin on the go with our comprehensive guide on refrigeration techniques and effective cooling solutions.
How to Keep Insulin Cool Without Electricity: Tips for Power Outages and No Fridge
A few minutes without electricity shouldn't affect the insulin stored in your fridge. But what if the power is not back for 24 hours or even several days? How can you keep your insulin cool without electricity or a fridge?
Can You Freeze Insulin and What Really Happens if you Do?
Can you freeze insulin? Is frozen insulin safe to use? What is the insulin freezing point? What about thawed insulin? Do you really have to throw it all away and lose hundreds of dollars worth of medication? All you need to know if your insulin has accidentally frozen!
12 Best Travel Snacks for Diabetics: Healthy and Convenient Options for On-the-Go
Running out of ideas for diabetic snacks on the go? Discover 10+ travel-friendly, low-carb snack options to pack for your next adventure, airplane travel, or road trip and keep your blood sugars stable while on the move!
How to Store Victoza? Refrigeration vs. Room Temperature: Storage Tips for Maximum Efficiency!
Victoza (liraglutide) is a temperature-sensitive diabetes injection. Before first use, it needs to be refrigerated. Once opened, Victoza pens can be stored at room temperature for up to 30 days but they still need to be protected from the heat.
Ozempic Storage: Does It Need Refrigeration? How Long Can You Keep it at Room Temperature?
Tips for storing and refrigerating Ozempic (semaglutide) safely to maintain its effectiveness. Learn about temperature requirements, shelf life, expiration dates, 56 days room temperature window, and travel precautions with Ozempic!
Tips for Traveling with Your Victoza Pens and What Travel Cases to Choose?
Traveling with Victoza, like with any temperature-sensitive medicines, requires some precaution. Keep your Victoza pens cool while traveling with reliable travel cases and know your rights at the airport!
