Syringes, labels, scales and more: here we collect the things that genuinely help us day to day. The list will grow over time.
The single-use insulin syringes we use ourselves. U-100 scale, matching our calculator, fixed needle, individually packed and sterile.
What to look out for: Always make sure it says "U-100" and use each syringe only once.
Reusable pen injector for 3 mL cartridges, adjustable from 1 to 60 units, with a protective case for on the go. Needles and cartridges are not included.
What to look out for: We could not confirm a CE marking as a medical device on the product page – check it before buying. Prime before every injection and use a new needle every time.
Small Bluetooth label printer we use to label our vials – substance, concentration, mixing date. Our tracker generates the labels directly.
What to look out for: Labels 12–15 mm wide fit on vials; waterproof labels last better in the fridge.
Portable cool box that regulates to 2–8 °C – ideal for travel, long days out or holidays. With temperature display, battery (8–12 hours according to the manufacturer) and room for several pens or vials.
What to look out for: Before your first trip, test it for a few hours with your own thermometer – the display shows the target temperature, not always the actual inside temperature. Plan for a spare battery and a car charging cable.
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