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Dextrogel Fast Acting Dextrose Oral Gel delivers a swift glucose boost in easy-to-use 25g tubes, packaged in a convenient 3-pack. Designed for rapid response to hypoglycemia, itโs trusted by healthcare professionals and perfect for busy millennials who demand quick, reliable energy support anytime, anywhere.
| Asin | B007GX83X0 |
| Guaranteed Software Updates Until | unknown |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Manufacturer | DEXTROGEL |
| Manufacturer Reference | 3428497 |
| Product Dimensions | 3.56 x 5.33 x 12.7 cm; 70 g |
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Ok
Fine
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Corrects hypos quickly. Palatable.
This is a human product but I used it for my dog. I have a diabetic dog with severe food allergies. Her diabetes is not stable at the moment. I use this to correct fast drops in blood glucose and stop hypos in their tracks. Rapid results (we use a Libre sensor); don't go anywhere without it.
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Ok
I bought for my dad as he has two hypo in less than a month. So, I just bought for emergency again.
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Check the price
Bought 4 packs at ยฃ5.69, a few days later the price has gone up. Very pleased at the price we bought. Haven't used any yet but so good for hypos. Used to buy Lucozade glucose gel but they stopped selling it so happy to switch to these.Update: have since found Dr Oetker glucose syrup used for baking. Same stuff. Big tube. More than half the price
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Effective
It works quickly and well and is easy to administer
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Lifesaver
This is a necessity if you have Diabetes and suffer from hypos as a result.Size is ideal for slipping into a bag or pocket when going out.Delivery was exceptionally quick.
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Works quick but can be messy
Works very fast but can leak from tube and very sticky.
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ideal for meds cabinet
not sure how you could love this item but thats what 5 stars say, i bought this for my 16 yr old foster cat we took in a few months ago incase he goes into a diabetic episode as you rub some on the inside of their cheek, unlike humans where they need to swallow it, i guess it may have the same effect if done the same but never had a human patient that required it,
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