Advice and resources : Glucose monitors and insulin pumps
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Support and advice for adults with type 1 diabetes, complex type 2 diabetes, or diabetes in pregnancy or planning pregnancy.
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Information to support healthy eating habits and balanced nutrition every day.
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Glucose monitors measure blood glucose (sugar) levels. A continuous glucose monitor (CGM) is a small device you wear that checks your blood sugar all the time.
Insulin pumps are used by some people living with diabetes to give insulin automatically.
If you use either device, the company that made it can help with device problems or questions.
The company's details should be on the device box or in the instructions.
We have listed phone numbers and websites for some of the most-used manufacturers below. Their websites have a range of helpful guides, information, and resources.
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