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Your pen has a dose memory that
saves information about
how much insulin you last injected and the time passed
since then.
The number in the dose memory display is the
number of units
last injected.
The segments around the edge show how many
hours
have
passed since your last injection. One segment represents one hour.
The example on the right shows 10 units injected 3 to 4 hours ago.
Note that
the dose memory only saves information about
the last injection or insulin flow test.
If for example, you test
the insulin flow with 2 units and then inject 30 units, the dose
memory only saves information about the 30 units injected and
the time passed since then.
The dose memory
does not tell you how much insulin you
need
for your next injection. If in doubt about how much insulin
you need to inject, check your blood sugar level.
Number of units
last injected
Number of hours
since last injection
What is the dose memory?
5 units injected
Less than 1 hour ago
(No segments shown)
The examples below show you how to read the dose memory.
25 units injected
35 units injected
More than 1 hour ago,
but less than 2
(One segment shown)
More than 12 hours ago
(All 12 segments shown)
How to read the dose memory
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