tripletotal
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Also it is just a little tiny jab with a 31g needle. A glucose meter costs $10. If you can handle IM injects EOD there's no reason you can't handle a glucose meter. It is better to be on the safe side. I see no reason not use a meter.
Additionally, you can fine-tune your Carb intake to match your body's reaction to the slin. You'll also become aware of when you're getting insulin resistant (which you will) and know that you'll have to handle that. Otherwise it's pretty much just a black box.
It's really cheap and easy and the data is extremely valuable. My 2 cents...