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Anybody have any experiences which one is better or bad/ good effects. My insurance looks like it not covering Qelbree anymore.

The reason from insurance for why they won’t cover Qelbree (which I’ve been on since October 2025) is: You have a history of failure, contraindication, or intolerance to the following: An alpha-2 adrenergic agonist [for example, clonidine extended-release, guanfacine extended-release.

Really, WTH! Has this happened to anyone before?

Anybody have any problems with a Mobi not delivering enough insulin for a bolus? Everything seemed to be going OK (with my replacement Mobi) and blood sugars until about a week ago. Now I’m having consistently high blood sugars in the 200+ range. Food has been pretty strict and exercise is normal. Checked and changed everything: infusion sets and reservoirs several times, new vial of insulin, site changes. Nothing is making a difference. Even tried a slightly larger bolus to drive it down, but still no effect. BS in the morning is good though: 100-115. Any