These are some products and services I may use and enjoy. I think you might, too. Some are helpful in my diabetes management, but not everything here is diabetes-related. If you’d like to see more, please check out my other site, SKJ Likes.

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Scott K. Johnson

TempraMed Reusable Insulin Cooler Cap

Patented technology that combines unique insulation and heat-absorbing materials monitored by a customized designed electronics system. Yet, the VIVI Cap 1 doesn’t need any batteries or charging. With the press of a button, see if your insulin is within safe temperature ranges.

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MyID Condition Sleeves

I believe wearing a medical ID is important. The condition sleeves from MyID are my favorite right now. I wear my Apple Watch almost everywhere, even when playing basketball and exercising, and these condition sleeves slide right onto the band. MyID also offers various styles and solutions depending on what you need or like.

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Transcend Glucose Gel

Transcend glucose gels are my go-to solution for treating low blood sugar, especially in two situations. The first is when I’m exercising and the second is at night when I’m trying to sleep. In both cases, I don’t want to spend time chewing on multiple glucose tabs. So instead, I tear the top of this and squirt in a quick 15g of carbs. Then I’m back in the game (or in dreamland) in seconds.

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ERinfo – Using facial recognition to keep you safe in emergencies

I am a big believer in medical ID. I wear one almost all the time. I have a few MyID Condition Sleeves on my Apple Watch bands and I love them. But I also learned about another interesting approach that I want to tell you about. I’d love to hear what you think of it. I’m also curious if there are any first responders out there who have heard of this or might use it.

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Scott K. Johnson

Patient voice, speaker, writer, advocate. Living life with diabetes and telling my story. Patient Success Manager for Roche Diabetes Care (All opinions expressed are my own and do not necessarily represent the position of my employer).

Diagnosed in April of 1980, I recognize the incredible mental struggle of living with diabetes. Read more…

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