Diabetic Supplies Inc. was founded in 2000, so we have over 20 years of providing diabetic supplies such as CGMs, Insulin pumps and Insulin pump supplies. 

Diabetic Supplies Inc. is an independent diabetic supplies distributor of all brands of Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGMs), Insulin pumps and Insulin pump supplies. A Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) is an FDA-approved system that offers real-time glucose level readings any time during the day and at night. Monitoring increasing and decreasing glucose levels allows people with diabetes to watch out for any serious health issues. Insulin pumps are a better and more comfortable alternative to syringes for insulin administration. An insulin pump will administer specific doses of rapid-acting insulin to closely meet a diabetic's bodily needs that changes daily. If you need replacement supplies for your Insulin pump, Diabetes Supply Inc. has you covered! From Insulin sets, batteries, adhesives, and more, we have the supplies you are looking for! 

Do order diabetic supplies from us, you can visit our payment portal, which is found on our ‘Products’ page where you can fill out the appropriate information regarding the diabetic supply or supplies you are wanting to purchase.

Diabetic Supplies Inc. accepts most insurance plans and Medicare. 

• Anthem
• Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield of Ohio
• Aetna
• Aetna Better Health Ohio
• AmBetter
• Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina
• BCMH - THE CHILDREN WITH MEDICAL HANDICAPS PROGRAM OHIO
• Buckeye Healthcare
• CareSource Ohio
• CHAMPVA
• Cigna
• Contigo Health
• Devoted North Carolina
• Humana
• Humana Health Horizons
• Humana Tri-care East
• Kentucky Medicaid
• Medicare
• MedBen
• MediGold
• Medical Mutual
• Meridian
• Molina Ohio
• Molina Kentucky
• Ohio Healthy
• Ohio Medicaid
• South Carolina Medicaid
• UnitedHealthcare Kentucky Medicaid
• Paramount
• Quality Care Partners PPO
• Wellcare by Ambetter
• Quality Care Partners PPO
• CareSource Kentucky
• CareSource North Carolina
• Molina Passport Health Plan Kentucky

If you would like to know more about which insurance plans we accept, please contact us today so that you can help take control of your diabetes using our diabetic supplies!

There are multiple different ways you can contact us at Diabetic Supply Inc., from ordering our diabetic supplies or wanting to learn more about our company or products. For immediate attention, call our toll-free number at 1-800-231-3214 and we will answer and assist you right away. You can also go to the ‘Contact Us’ tab and fill out a form with any questions or concerns for us, and we will email you back as soon as possible!

Diabetes is a long-term health condition that affects how your body converts food into energy.

The majority of the food you consume is converted into sugar (also known as glucose) and released into your bloodstream. When the blood sugar rises, your pancreas sends a warning to release insulin. Insulin functions as a key to allow blood sugar into the body's cells for use as energy.

If you have diabetes, the body either does not produce enough insulin or does not use the insulin produced as well as it can. Too much blood sugar remains in the body when there is little insulin or when cells stop responding to insulin. This can lead to major health issues over time such as heart disease, vision loss, and kidney disease over time.

Here at Diabetic Supply Inc., we provide diabetic supplies to help those living with diabetes an easier and more comfortable option to taking control of their diabetes.

There are 2 different types of diabetes that our diabetic supplies can help with, and these 2 types are called Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes. Learn more about them below:

Type 1 Diabetes

Type 1 diabetes is believed to be caused by an autoimmune response (the body mistakenly fighting itself) that prevents the body from producing insulin. Type 1 diabetes affects between 5-10% of all diabetics, where it is most often diagnosed in infants, teenagers, and young adults. It is also notable to mention that the symptoms always appear rapidly. To survive living with type 1 diabetes, you will need to take insulin every day, and there is currently no prevention for type 1 diabetes.

Type 2 Diabetes

When you have type 2 diabetes, the body can not use insulin well and cannot maintain natural blood sugar levels. Type 2 diabetes affects 90-95 % of diabetics. It takes several years to develop and is commonly diagnosed in adults, but studies have shown that it is becoming more and more common in children, teens, and young adults. Since some signs can go unnoticed, it is important to have your blood sugar checked if you are at risk. Type 2 diabetes can be avoided or slowed by making healthier lifestyle improvements such as losing weight, consuming healthy foods, and getting enough exercise.