This episode of the Juice Box Podcast is sponsored by InPen from Companion Medical.

Please remember that nothing you hear on the Juice Box Podcast should be considered advice,

medical or otherwise and to always consult a physician before making any changes to your health care plan or becoming bold with insulin.

MDI users, this one's for you. How would you like to live your life less complicated? You can do that with InPen. InPen is a

reusable injector pen that has its own smartphone app. They talk to each other through

the Bluetooth. That Bluetooth is magic, isn't it? You know what the

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has gone out of range. Not only that, it connects to your CGM. Ooh, I got you there, didn't I?

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medical.com. Welcome to Ask Scott and Jenny. In today's episode, I, Scott, and Jenny, Jenny Smith from the diabetes pro-tip series and defining diabetes, you know Jenny. Jenny works at integrated diabetes. She's a CDE, a registered pump trainer, a

CGM trainer, dietician, she has type one. And if Jenny was a blanket, she'd be a quilt that you've had for like 10 years that's

heavy and soft warm but doesn't make you sweaty all at the same time that's what Jenny is

Jenny is an old quilt.

In this episode we take two questions from you the listeners and I tell a little story about

Arden's YOLO experience. Today one listener asks how soon is too soon for an insulin pump.

Do you really need permission from your doctor to do something like that? And the next is about

Basel IQ and how it seems to mess with your extended boluses.

You tandem people are going to be up for this.

It's also kind of a looping idea.

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