Frio CoolerBy Christine. Frio cooler is great for keeping insulin cold when you have no electricity available or will be traveling.  They are activated by water and work for up to 48 hours at a time and are reusable.  They come in various sizes and colors ..depending on your needs.       www.friouk.com   Recommended by   ChristineKip, 10/20/2003.
                  
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  B-D Safe-ClipBy Becton  Dickinson Consumer Health Care (BD). This is a needle clipper.  Dylan Gypsy got me one of these needle clippers and I love it!  I've given a few to friends since then.  Ask for them at the Pharmacy,where they are kept behind the counter.  Very handy not to have to carry my big sharps container in the RV when we travel anymore.     Recommended by   SuzannaOR, 10/21/2003.
                  
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  Diabetic BraceletsBy unique medical jewelry. These bracelets are unique and stylish while still providing the medical symbol/medical information.  These are simply an alternative to the conventional medicalert bracelets.  They aren't for everyone but they ARE for people who will not wear a conventional medical bracelet because they want something that looks more stylish.  Just another option.     The site was started for a type 1 juvenile diabetic who didn't want to wear her medical jewelry because of how it looked.        Recommended by   ChristineKip, 10/21/2003.
                  
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  a1c to mg/dl to mmol/L conversion chartBy .     | If your A1c is this: |   Your average mean daily plasma blood sugar  is around this: |    |   |  mg/dL |  mmol/L |    | 12.0% |  345 |  19.5 |    | 11.0% |  310 |  17.5 |    | 10.0% |  275 |  15.5 |    | 9.0% |  240 |  13.5 |    | 8.0% |  205 |  11.5 |    | 7.0% |  170 |  9.5 |    | 6.0% |  135 |  7.5 |    | 5.0% |  100 |  5.5 |    | 4.0% |  65 |  3.5 |        Recommended by   davidrr07_, 11/12/2003.
                  
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  AIC to blood sugarBy .  Recommended by   ChristineKip, 7/3/2004.
                  
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  conversion chartBy . mmol/l     mg/dl     interpretation    ------     -----     --------------      2.0        35      extremely low, danger of unconciousness      3.0        55      low, marginal insulin reaction      4.0        75      slightly low, first symptoms of lethargy etc.      5.5       100      mecca     5 - 6     90-110  normal preprandial in nondiabetics      8.0       150      normal postprandial in nondiabetics     10.0       180     maximum postprandial in nondiabetics     11.0       200           15.0       270     a little high to very high depending on patient     16.5       300     20.0       360     getting up there     22          400     max mg/dl for some meters and strips     33          600     high danger of severe electrolyte imbalance
   Recommended by   ChristineKip, 7/17/2004.
                  
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  ZIPpouch Leather Carrying CaseBy New small compact case. The ZIPpouch Diabetes Case made from fine quality genuine LEATHER, the ZIPpouch is made to hold the new smaller size monitors, lancet devices, insulin, syringes, or insulin pens. It is small enough to fit in your pocket, or carry in your purse, briefcase, or backpack. Cost only $12.99 including delivery.  www.zippouch.com Recommended by   mkZ005, 12/7/2004.
                  
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  various insulin, nutrition and charting toolsBy for fine-tuning your control. 
http://www.diabetesnet.com/diabetes_tools/index.php?PHPSESSID=1b16fd986a54c619ccd9c31999f6e725
The whole website,  owned by John Walsh
www.diabetesnet.com
while commercial, had lotsa useful stuff Recommended by   davidrr07_, 2/16/2005.
                  
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  Diabetes Search EngineBy Diabetes Search Engine.  Recommended by   -karend1, 8/14/2007.
                  
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