Hid-In

Accessories Designed for People with Diabetes

 
 
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Katie on maternity leave from 14th September 2019

Although I will have some access to emails, some services and replies may take longer than usual. I will not be personally available to answer your queries for 2 weeks from the week commencing 23rd September 2019.

To maintain the Hid-In service you’re used to, I will be leaving you in the capable hands of my friend and studio buddy Emma Crouch, who will handle the day-to-day running of things in my absence.

Thanks for your understanding, wish me luck and please follow the Hid-In Facebook and Instagram for updates on deliveries - of all kinds!

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Testimonials

"Couldn't live without it. The Hid-in band makes this pump wearable…”

- Joanne Hall, Facebook feedback, August 2018 

“…what a wonderful product... the bands have really helped me to get used to being attached to a pump 24/7.  They are so comfortable…"

- Donna, August 2018 

"Hid-In has completely revolutionised my experience of pump wearing. I would literally be lost without my multiway body band - I wear it everywhere! … Cannot recommend them enough!"

- Melissa Turner, 5 star review on Facebook, 8 June 2018

Instagram

Every day is a Rollercoaster with #type1diabetes Keep forgetting to adjust my #bloodsugar target... why is it always the most important things that we forget? #diabetes #breastfeeding #hypoglycemia #type1mum #insulinpump #dexcomG5 #xdrip #type1problems
Having a real hypo whilst eating pretend pizza and pasta with Lily and friends #countingcarbs #diabetes #type1diabetes #insulinpump #hypo #hypoglycemia #androidAPS #type1problems #type1life
Buy 2 and get a third Multi-way Body Band FREE! Offer runs until midnight! 3 for £44! Happy Halloween!! #diabetes www.hid-in.com
Happy Halloween Hid-In offer: 3 Multi-way Body Bands for £44 until midnight Halloween! Just buy a 2-pack and get an extra black body band for FREE #insulinpump #type1diabetes #multiwaybodyband
Creating Halloween lanterns and pumpkin soup... fun (especially posing for pumpkin faces) and great for #lowcarb lunch too! #type1life #winwin
The calm after the storm. I spent last night juggling my pancreas phone, pump and screaming little person to link and unlink parts of my software and hardware to get them communicating and my loop up and running. With breast feeding bringing unpredictable hypos, lessened hypo awareness, my hands full and sleep deprivation affecting judgement I need the support a loop offers more than ever! Even without a noisy, demanding newborn, programming pumps and setting up a loop isn’t easy, especially if you’re not tech savvy. Ideally you need time, quiet, and patience as the processes are a little glitchy and need a few (often MANY!!) attempts. I couldn’t have done this without the patient support from my loop guru guiding me through the tech minefield and helping keep my head clear above the screams (mine and Oscars!) So grateful for the generosity of the looping community (one in particular, you know who you are!) #type1community #type1diabetes #type1diabetic #type1life #type1strong #type1warrior
Inserting a sensor can be tricky. It’s a 2 handed job made harder when you’re inserting it on one of the arms you need to use! Especially when your 4 week old (who removed the previous sensor last night) wants to lend a tiny hand too. Basically I need more hands! ##type1diabetes #t1dlookslikeme #type1problems #insulinpump #loopingandroidaps #type1mum

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