Correction Bolus: When to Give It and How to Calculate It

Learn what the correction factor (ISF) is, how to calculate a correction insulin dose, and the three situations when you should never give a correction bolus.

March 20265 min

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Target Blood Glucose Range in Type 1 Diabetes: What the Numbers Mean

What is the target blood glucose range for T1D, why it sits between 70–180 mg/dL, and how different times of day call for different targets — with practical tips for staying in range.

March 20265 min

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Time in Range and Diabetes Complications: What the Research Shows

Why Time in Range is becoming as important as HbA1c — and what clinical research shows about its link to retinopathy, kidney disease, and other long-term diabetes complications.

March 20265 min

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How to Calculate Your Insulin Dose for Meals

We break down the insulin-to-carb ratio (ICR): how to find yours, how to apply it in practice, and why it changes throughout the day.

March 20265 min