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Poll Results   In light of growing world tensions, are you stockpiling additional diabetes supplies?         Yes, less than one month's worth     5%     23         Yes, between one and three month's worth     19%     86         Yes, between three and six month's worth     6%     30         Yes, more than six month's worth     2%     12         No, I'm not concerned     44%     195         No, I can't afford it     9%     42         I haven't decided yet     7%     32         Other     3%     14   Total votes: 434

In light of growing world tensions, are you stockpiling additional diabetes supplies? Poll dates: May 23 - June 6, 2004 Total Votes: 434 Everyone living with type 1 diabetes requires an uninterrupted supply of insulin, injection supplies, and monitoring supplies to maintain good health. Any number of things can cause problems getting these supplies, including summer storms that knock out power, hurricanes, and blizzards just to name a few. With world tensions growing, we asked our readers if the felt the need to stock up on additional supplies, just in case. One-third of our readers indicated that they had stockpiled additional diabetes supplies because of growing world tensions. The amount of supplies varied from less than a month's worth to enough supplies for more than six months. An additional 9% indicated that they could not afford to get additional supplies, which could mean that 42% of our readers would get additional supplies if they could. Essentially an equal amount -- 44% -- said that they were not concerned. If you are stockpiling additional diabetes supplies, it's important to check the expiration dates on products periodically to be sure that your supply is up-to-date. You will likely need to replenish your supplies on a periodic basis. It's also important to store your supplies in a way that is easy to get to in the event of an emergency, such as a storm. A small, clear plastic container is great for this purpose. Just be sure to put it somewhere that's easy to find. [Return to the current poll]

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