Summer and insulin

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    Dan Hager
    Keymaster
      Summer heat can affect your insulin.
      Help keep your insulin safe by protecting it from high temperatures, avoiding direct sunlight, and using an insulated travel case when you’re on the go. If your insulin looks unusual or has changed in appearance, don’t use it.
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