Arithmetic, checked twice
Reconstitution calculator
Work out how many units on an insulin syringe correspond to a given dose, from the amount in the vial and the volume of solvent you added.
Practical
5 tools
A tool here does arithmetic you would otherwise do wrong at midnight, or builds a piece of paper you can take to somebody who knows more than we do. None of them recommends a dose and none of them sets a target for a body.
Dates, not doses
Titration planner
Lay out the calendar for a schedule you and your prescriber have already agreed — which dates the steps fall on, and when a review would land.
A floor, never a ceiling
Protein and fluid floor
A rough daily protein and fluid floor, so that the number you are aiming at is a minimum to reach rather than a limit to stay under.
Something to hand over
Five-line symptom note
Turn a week of vague dread into five lines you can read out in an appointment that is going to last nine minutes.
Three questions, not thirty
Appointment question builder
Choose what is actually on your mind and get a short printable list of questions, ordered so the important one is asked first.