Rob & Harley said:It's good that you caught it before you had to leave for the day.
While you are out today you should start looking for the U100 syringes with the half unit markings, it will make these tiny doses easier to measure.
Sue and Oliver (GA) said:I think you need a new game plan, Sev. Get some U100 needles and practice .1 and a drop. Then when you will be home to monitor, when he moves above 200, give a drop. Once you see how it reacts to that, you will not need to wait until he jumps into the 400s.
It is frustrating. He seems to be a kitty that once the insulin is gone, it is gone. But he also surfs forever when the dose is too high.
dmartini4 said:Your baby has my banging my head against the wall! ohmygod_smile
Rob & Harley said:Did you get the U100 syringes with the half unit markings? That is the only way you are going to be able to accurately measure the micro doses that you will need to start shooting.
My next move would be to go to .2u.
kse said:Bourbon? Want a guest?!
I am a wine fan, but good bourbon works!!!
I wonder how long the surf will last.
kse said:You have a GREAT problem to be dealing with! Don't be alarmed if you have a big spike in the morning. The good news is, you are getting a great response to the insulin. It is just a matter of fine tuning your dose.
Rob & Harley said:Nice that he didn't zoom up high. I hope he has a good day.
Sue and Oliver (GA) said:But good info. So maybe a fat .25 will give you longer duration but nice shootable numbers at ps. You can stay at .25 at preshot for another cycle to see if things change downward or try the fat dose. (just a smidgen more than the .25 but not .3 - really hard to do without U100 needles and the conversion chart.)