Diabetes kitbags are designed for storing and carrying diabetes equipment. As a person with diabetes you will know the importance of being organised, having all your bits and pieces readily at hand at all times. Everyone with diabetes has to manage their life around the condition: equipped for whatever life may throw their way. The Diabetes Kitbag helps you do just that.
Sometimes you may just need to carry one or two items of equipment around, on other occasions it will be more. Having everything conveniently to hand is reassuring, and takes away that particular worry, allowing you to get on with your life.
It is not best practise to store your medical equipment haphazardly - here and there - about your person, pockets, handbags, car glove compartments, when you need it, you want it there and then, immediately. Keeping your diabetes management equipment in one safe, easy-to-access,
good-looking place makes your diabetes easier to monitor, medicate and control.
Avoid fumbling! Think of a diabetic 'Filo-fax an organiser, where everything's in one place - then you have the Diabetic medical kit-Bag, good for every occasion, wherever you might be going, whatever you might be doing.
The Classic diabetes Kitbag is made from beautiful leather and fits all leading blood test machines and insulin injection pens.
The children's version of the slim kitbag is made of plastic with a clear window on the front behind which you can slide illustrations of your child's choice, from Winnie the Pooh to the latest Pop Idol winner.
This model is ideal for those who only use a single dose of insulin during the day, or those on an insulin pump. Pumpers still need to blood test and it's good practice to have a pack-up insulin pen handy 'just in case'. Dont leave things to luck.
With a Diabetes Kitbag you can have insulin to hand should you need to take an extra dose to bring high blood glucose down or a glucose supply when you need to raise it.
There are various reasons why people should and do carry personal medical kits and medical information around with them, Diabetes is one, but it could be an allergy such as asthma, or an allergy to certain foods - or a heart problem, or rare blood type.
Medical jewellery and I.D is designed to make available this essential information as medical personnel routinely look for some form of ID tag or medical band in an emergency situation. During these situations, time is of the essence; diagnosis and treatment must be carried out very quickly.
When we buy medical jewellery, we buy it in the hope it will never be used for its intended purpose! Diabetes medical kits are somewhat different: they will be used for their intended purpose
