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Flying With Diabetes

Having diabetes shouldn’t stop you from traveling. But taking a few precautions can help you have a safer and more relaxed trip, especially if you take insulin.

Plan Ahead

See your diabetes care provider 4–6 weeks before taking a long trip so you will have enough time to work on your diabetes control. Bring a copy of your itinerary, showing arrival and departure times, flight durations, and time zone changes to help determine whether you need to change your insulin or pill regimen when crossing time zones. Get any immunizations you need at least a month early. Ask for extra prescriptions in case you lose your medicines while traveling.

Pack Wisely

Keep diabetes supplies in a carry-on bag. This will keep you from losing them if checked luggage is lost and will protect them from extreme temperatures that could reduce their . . . [Full Text of this Article]

Know the Rules

Take More, Not Less

Eat, Drink, and Be Healthy

Know What To Expect Abroad

Inject Insulin Safely

Protect Your Medicines

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