I have been a type 2 diabetic for a while now. Way back, when I was first diagnosed, I received an Accu-Chek Guide glucometer to keep an eye on my blood sugar. It came in a soft pouch that holds the glucometer, the test strips, a Softclix pen, but has no room for lancets or alcohol swabs. Also, everything is held in place with elastic bands that are a little cumbersome to get things in and out of.



More recently, I was put on Ozempic (to treat my diabetes and help me loose some weight). Ozempic comes in the flimsiest cardboard box, so I designed a 3D printable travel case for the Ozempic pen, and then I designed a case for my wife's Zepbound. I posted them online, and people seemed to like them, as they've now gotten hundreds of downloads. And then I started thinking: why am I still using that cumbersome pouch for my glucometer? 



So here's my [case for my Accu-Chek supplies](https://makerworld.com/en/models/2420452-accu-check-guide-travel-case). It's a free download, prints without supports and has print-in-place hinges that just work when you take the case off of your build plate, no assembly required. It fits everything I need on the go (or not on the go, I actually just use this case at home too) It even has a spot for used lancets and used test strips, for if I don't have a good place to dispose of those right away. 

  
I know there are many types of glucometers out there, and many types of lancet pens, but I only have these specific ones (the Accu-chek Guide and Softclix). Still, I hope this maybe helps some of you out that have the same setup as me. If you do end up 3D printing my design, and you like it, please leave a review, maybe even with some pictures of you print, and if you have a boost to spare, I would love one. :)

Accu-Check Guide with Softclix Travel Case, free 3D printable design