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12 Items Someone With Diabetes Should Always Carry

By Sarah Henry, Caring.com senior editor

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Diabetes medications
Insulin
Glucagon emergency kit
Glucose meter and supplies
Emergency snack
Nonperishable food
Water bottle
Identification documents
Phone list
Cell phone
First-aid kit
Carry bag

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