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In this Type 1 Minute, I'll show all the diabetes supplies that I carry along on a full day climb.

These diabetic items include:
1. Emergency Glucose.
On the off-chance I go low while climbing.
Usually I carry gels because they hardly take up any space.

2. Quick-Acting Insulin.
I use Afrezza, inhalation insulin as my quick acting, it takes up hardly any space and doesn't need to be refrigerated.
https://afrezza.com/

3. Backup Meter.
Even though I use a CGM, it's always good practice to bring a backup for each piece of tech that could get damaged while on a climb.

4. CGM (Continuous Glucose Monitor)
My CGM will keep an eye on any swings in my blood sugar and notify me if my blood glucose levels go too high or too low.
The CGM I wear is the Eversense, long term CGM.
https://www.eversensediabetes.com/

5. Long-Acting Insulin.
While only taken once a day, it's good practice to bring this along, just in case, for any reason, I am forced to spend the night in the wilderness, I can rest assured to have my daily, long-acting insulin with me.
Note: I always bring a pen needle as well.
The Long-Acting Insulin I use is Tresiba.
https://bit.ly/3yW5UYR

The insulin in this pen needs to be refrigerated, so I carry this insulin in a Frio case. https://www.frioinsulincoolingcase.com/

6. Lunch.
This is often overlooked as a critical diabetes supply item, but diabetics need to eat!
My lunch is typically small for outings like this, and would mostly consist of an apple, a granola bar, and trail mix.


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Camera / Granite Crusher: Daniel Flesher (Instagram https://bit.ly/3g0ac8P)