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Poll Results
What do you or your child most often use to treat hypoglycemia?
Glucose tablets (DEX4, B-D, etc.) 19% (148)
Glucose gel (MonoGel, Insta-Glucose, etc.) 1% (5)
Juice, soda, or milk 64% (479)
Honey or cake gel 2% (21)
Hard candy (Lifesavers, etc.) 6% (51)
Other 5% (41)
What do you or your child most often use to treat hypoglycemia?
Poll dates: January 3 - 10, 1999
Total Votes: 745Almost two-thirds (64%) of people who responded to this poll treat hypoglycemia with juice, soda, or milk. Commercial glucose tablets are used by about one-fifth (19%). Honey or cake gel, which work well for little kids, are used by only 2%. [Caution: do not give honey to kids younger than one year.] Surprisingly, commercial glucose gels are used by only 1% of people who responded.
For more information, see Emergency Glucose and Hypoglycemia.
Last Updated: Wed Mar 16 16:36:11 2005
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