Unfortunately these days diabetics are receiving less and less benefits from the government.
Those of us who can afford insurance still get pinned with excessive hidden fees that we are not prepared for and can't afford.
It's already painful enough dealing with diabetes, but to have to worry about the costs of insulin, frequent doctors visits, and expensive blood glucose testing meters life isn't easy.
Fortunately, now insurance companies don't have as much a grasp on diabetes equipment as they used to.
Instead of going directly through the companies, we can now get a complimentary blood glucose meter and tester from private companies in exchange for address and phone number.
They will give you a completely complimentary blood glucose meter, and even give you a bunch of other samples to go along with it.
Why do they give you a complimentary glucose blood tester? That's a good question.
They give it to you because they hope that some day you will actually use your insurance to buy some of the free samples that they provide you with.
The good thing is that you get all this free stuff, and even if you decide you want some of the products, the insurance company will pay for it.
Finally we have a way to get back at the insurance companies.
Thing thing I want to know is why the insurance companies make it so difficult for us to get something that is absolutely necessary for us to live a normal life? As you probably already know, insurance companies in our country are businesses, and they are not actually in the business of helping people.
They just want your money.
So fortunately we can now get a complimentary blood glucose meter and other free samples and put it all on the insurance company's bill.