Hi All, If you are Insured by Medical Mutual, They offer FREE Diabetes Supplies. Call the Super Well Disease and Maternity Managemant Program at 1-800-861-4826, I get ALL of my Diabetes Supplies like test strips, lancets, Test Solution, etc. in the mail and for NOTHING. They also, have couseling and a nurse on staff to help with your diet and diabetes questions. Can't hurt to Call...
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I used to get this until i was moved to a different medical mutual program then i was dropped...my program was called diabetes advantage
HONDOLU6/19/2011 8:57:00 AM
good info
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