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Carolyn was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at the age of 13 and is the founder of Sugarmedical, a diabetes accessory company. Early on, she identified a need for something more attractive than “the black medical bag” that comes with every glucometer. In 2009, Carolyn started designing cases from her basement with her two sons. A year later, she launched Sugar Medical and introduced her first supply case in 5 colors!
Today, Sugar Medical is one of the largest diabetic accessory companies in the country and is proudly still woman-owned. They specialize in supply cases, purses, backpacks, travel bags, and accessories available worldwide. They've created over 100 fashionable designs and will continue designing new and exciting products that are durable and practical for daily life with diabetes.
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