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Diabetes Support Group

thbobby

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3. Great Info! Thank you

Reply to TexasProgresive (Reply #1)

Sat Dec 30, 2017, 09:10 PM

Dec 2017

My insurance provides 100 strips per month, which is less than I need.

Buying them at my pharmacy is about 65.00 for 100. Your info will let me afford to test my blood sugar more. My doctor suggested up to 8 times per day.

I am very grateful for the information TexasProgressive. BTW I live in North Texas.

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Anyone here happen to have Humana as their provider? [View all] cstanleytech Dec 2017 OP

I buy my own meter and strips. TexasProgresive Dec 2017 #1

Great Info! Thank you thbobby Dec 2017 #3

Stay warm, north Texan. TexasProgresive Dec 2017 #5

Only in 20's tonight thbobby Dec 2017 #6

A bit north of Bryan/College Station. TexasProgresive Dec 2017 #8

I have had Humana.. chillfactor Dec 2017 #2

Yes, thats not my issue sadly though rather the problem is trying to figure out cstanleytech Dec 2017 #9

Gosh, they let you have a meter? TygrBright Dec 2017 #4

Well its about 7 to 8 years old so they might have changed their rules since then. cstanleytech Dec 2017 #7

Interesting about the FreeStyle Libre, thanks! TygrBright Dec 2017 #10

Yeah I'm in the same boat right now with two times a day and it's simply not enough to cstanleytech Dec 2017 #11