12/28 MooCAT AMPS 344 +3 215 +5 77 +6 100 AT2

Moocat

Moocat

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I am not sure what to make of this, I am a newbie. I managed to get the "drop" in this morning and last night (last night there was a little pink fluid at tip of needle after).
 
It looks like you are finally getting the insulin in and Moocat numbers are showing that or he is finally working the juice. The pink fluid may have been a little bit of blood. Sometimes you can get what is called a blood shot when you nick a capillary. There is nothing to worry about with this. It will heal and he will be fine.
 
After a couple of furshots, the depot has to refill so just stay the course. I imagine you probably just nicked a capillary with the needle resulting in the pink at the tip of the needle. Nothing to worry about.
 
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Moocat said:
Are those shooting numbers for an AT2 meter?
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Carrying the question on yesterday’s post to today’s, the answer is yes. The only difference between AT and human meter in SLGS (or TR), is that the “take action” number on an AT is 68, vs. 50 on a human meter. SLGS was developed when nobody used the AT, and we don’t have a way of translating AT numbers to human meter n7mbers, so we just take them at face value.

The tricky thing is that Moocat technically earned a reduction today with that 77. However, his numbers overall say he’s not ready to take the next step. Any chance today was a fat drop?
 
Wendy&Neko said:
Carrying the question on yesterday’s post to today’s, the answer is yes. The only difference between AT and human meter in SLGS (or TR), is that the “take action” number on an AT is 68, vs. 50 on a human meter. SLGS was developed when nobody used the AT, and we don’t have a way of translating AT numbers to human meter n7mbers, so we just take them at face value.

The tricky thing is that Moocat technically earned a reduction today with that 77. However, his numbers overall say he’s not ready to take the next step. Any chance today was a fat drop?
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I wouldn't know, I just push the plunger in and release then pull the syringe out of the vial. The last 2shots were good but if you look at my spreadsheet, there were multiple fur shots this week
 
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