Smart Summer Travel Tips
Whether you’re headed to a family reunion or low-key getaway, planning a trip can feel pretty overwhelming.
You can count on Walgreens to help you manage your diabetes needs and enjoy your vacation!
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Before you Go
- Meet with Your Doctor
Ask your doctor to provide a note that explains your
condition and medications to bring on your trip. - Pharmacy Prep
Use the chat tool on Walgreens.com to discuss your
medication needs with a Walgreens Pharmacist while
you’re away. They’re available to answer questions 24/7.* - Preview Menus
Look up hotel and restaurant menus online, then book
your reservations based on the best food options.
Carry-on Checklist
As a rule of thumb, you should pack twice as much
medication and supplies as you think you'll need.
Oral medications, plus glucagon, if you take insulin
(an extra supply is a good idea)
Insulin and syringes (if you take insulin)
Blood glucose and ketone testing supplies,
plus extra batteries for your glucose meter
Other medications and supplies, such as antidiarrheal
medication, antibiotic ointment, or anti-nausea drugs
Your diabetes ID card or bracelet
Carb sources such as fruit, a juice box, hard candy,
or glucose tablets to treat low blood glucose
From diabetes supplies to pharmacy support, you can count on Walgreens to help you prepare for every
summer adventure! Visit Walgreens.com/diabetes to get started.
*Availability varies with heavy usage.