What I learned from using Tresiba insulin for several years 

I hope it will work well for you, good luck.

Thanks

So glad to hear this works well for you, I totally agree. I am curious which fastacting insulin you are on. I think there are bug differences too. Watch my video about Fiasp as well.

@@diabetesatuniversity I’m on apidra. I’ve been using that since I left it 70/30 premixed insulin. How is Short stint on Humalog when there was a shortage in my country, but I really hated it. Don’t know why, it’s just did not agree with me. Never had the ability, Try. any of the new fast acting insolence. Insulin in my country basically works like this. We’ve gotten these two or three fast acting incense, you’ll use those or die and we’ve got these two or three acting insulin, which you’ll also be using or dying. Not much option.

You can be proud of the impressive amount of exercise you do. How many units do you take? Do you have type 1 or type 2 diabetes? Feelings of hunger can point to hypoglycemia, so you need to be careful with that as well. I made a video about this here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-m967fLCk-ms.htmlsi=xi9qtPEQqRvbMbem

That is great to hear. Have you thought of using the Novopen? You can get the tresiba cartridges to fill the pen with. It saves a lot of waste.

@@diabetesatuniversity not at all. And the funny reason: 10 cartridges with in total 3000 units will cost the same as 5 pens filled with 600 units each (here in Germany). We live in a weird world, I think. But I will order a refillable pen now, thank you for the tip :-)

There are two types of pens for these cartridges. One of them has half units which is useful if you are on relatively small doses, especially for bolus (with Fiasp). They come in different colors, you need to ask for a specific color. I know they have at least blue and orange.

​@@holgerk.4650interesting about the prices, I had not thought it makes such a big difference

Do pens vomr in 600 units?