is it worth 800$Well it's sold on the american market, but it's manufactured in Denmark.
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is it worth 800$Well it's sold on the american market, but it's manufactured in Denmark.
At that point, blame American Healthcare and Insurance Companies. It's not sold for that amount from our side.is it worth 800$
novo nordisk?Well it's sold on the american market, but it's manufactured in Denmark.
Yes.novo nordisk?
also i hate the smell of insulin
sounds disguisting, do u have any masks or?Yes.
And if you think the smell of insulin is bad, you should smell it while it is fermenting or when we are feeding it. It is a foul smell that nearly made me barf.
@Collier needs help crossing the intersection
Still intresting thoughI work at one of the world's largest producers of Insuline. Does that count?
Technically you do, but you get used to it. There's only one place where you never get used to it and that's the sugar feeding tank. It is so disgusting, and I usually hold my breath while I feed the sugar in to the tank and shut the lid.sounds disguisting, do u have any masks or?
Heres a little tip. Get two disposable masks. Inbetween the masks add toothpaste and create a mask sandwich, wear it and should help with the smellTechnically you do, but you get used to it. There's only one place where you never get used to it and that's the sugar feeding tank. It is so disgusting, and I usually hold my breath while I feed the sugar in to the tank and shut the lid.
It's easier to just get it overwith. I have to do it about once every shift, and the tank is only open for about 30 seconds so.Heres a little tip. Get two disposable masks. Inbetween the masks add toothpaste and create a mask sandwich, wear it and should help with the smell
I currently work ont he side in a factory where we produce milk and milk products (TINE) innorway on the side of my elderly home job and school for paramedicine and i know the smell of sugar feeding tanks. YUCK. We dont get masks tho lmao!Technically you do, but you get used to it. There's only one place where you never get used to it and that's the sugar feeding tank. It is so disgusting, and I usually hold my breath while I feed the sugar in to the tank and shut the lid.
Masks aren't issued either, but I know where the storage room is so I could just take one. But yeah. It is a lactic acid bacteria growth tank. It smells like 100 year old cheese mixed with 5 year old spoiled milk and some rotten eggs. It is FOULI currently work ont he side in a factory where we produce milk and milk products (TINE) innorway on the side of my elderly home job and school for paramedicine and i know the smell of sugar feeding tanks. YUCK. We dont get masks tho lmao!
Basically during the first lockdown since events weren’t running I was working with the NHS doing Covid testing and vaccinations and I dunno why but I found it extremely fulfilling that I was helping people. Since I stopped doing that I felt like something was missing in my life so did some first aid for some football games and found I realised what was missing, in events I wasn’t helping people as much.Well, I wish you luck with you training. I know how it feels when things don't feel as fulfilling anymore. Hopefully you make your way to being a first responder, I'm sure you'll enjoy it. Working in the public services field is a great thing, I've enjoyed it so far.