I was diagnosed with Type 2 Diabetes well over 20 years ago. Initially I tried to "treat" it with diet and exercise but that didn't stop or slow down my ever increasing glucose levels. I was prescribed Metformin and subsequently I added Glipizide then a little later I added Januvia. Things seem to stabilize at that point. After 20 years of Metformin I developed a severe allergy to it. At that point my doctor discontinued the Metformin & Glipizide and added insulin therapy. I reacted quite well. I was taking injections of 25 units of Lantus both in the morning and the evening plus I continued on the Januvia. After two years my insurance company advised me that they would not cover Lantus any more. I switched to Levemir. This did not work well at all. I ended up taking 50 units twice per day and my glucose numbers were not acceptable at all. We got an exception and I went back to the lower doses of Lantus. After a year my insurance company balked at covering Lantus again so my doctor prescribed Tresiba at 20 units once per day. I had moderate success with this but my numbers still weren't where they needed to be. At about that time I read about CuraLin and felt that I needed to try it. I've been taking CuraLin for 2 weeks now and my numbers are fantastic. My fasting glucose levels range between 75 and 95 and my post meal levels rarely get over 140. Many readings are between 105 and 120 post meal. I am very pleased with CuraLin. I haven't had readings this low in 20 plus years. I've ordered a larger number of bottles of CuraLin and plan to make this product part of my daily routine. CuraLin is a 5 star product as far as I am concerned!!!