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Managing diabetes comes with its challenges, from monitoring blood sugar levels to making sure you’re staying active and healthy. But there’s one aspect of living with diabetes that isn’t always discussed—diabetic eye disease. Not only can this condition affect your vision, but it can also have an unexpected impact on your life insurance options.
Life insurance is something most of us think about for our loved ones, ensuring they’re financially supported if something happens to us. But for individuals with diabetes, the process of securing life insurance can become more complicated. Insurance companies consider a variety of factors when offering coverage, and if you’re living with diabetic eye disease or undergoing treatments such as injections, you could find yourself facing higher premiums or limited coverage options.
The treatments most commonly associated with diabetic eye disease include injections (anti-VEGF therapy) and laser treatment, designed to manage and halt the progression of the disease. However, insurers often see these treatments as an indicator of more severe eye disease, which can make finding affordable life insurance a challenge.
Our trusted partner, More Than Diabetes, understands the unique challenges that come with managing diabetes, from navigating daily care routines to ensuring long-term health and financial stability. They are specialists who offer a personal service in the selection of an appropriate insurance service for you.
Our collaboration with More Than Diabetes intends to ensure that our patients are offered a solution that not only helps protect their eyesight, but also supports their journey towards better health and peace of mind. Together, we’re here to help you live your best life, now and in the future.
If you’re managing diabetes, it’s important to take proactive steps to protect both your vision and your financial future. One of the most effective ways to do this is by using Noctura 400, a light treatment designed specifically for individuals even with very early stage diabetic eye disease. By gently preventing hypoxia and improving blood flow to the eyes, Noctura 400 helps to reduce the incidence of bleeds and the progression of diabetic retinopathy, lowering the need for invasive treatments like injections and laser.
“By treating diabetic eye disease early and potentially preventing progression to highly invasive later stage procedures, your life insurance premiums will be up to 75% cheaper which could save you £100’s to £1000’s over the term of your policy”
Andy Stevens, Director, More Than Diabetes
Using Noctura 400 could be a key factor in preventing further damage to your eyes, which might not only improve your health but could also help you secure better life insurance rates and a better choice of providers. Many insurers may be more likely to offer favourable coverage terms if they see you are actively managing and preventing complications from diabetic eye disease.
Noctura 400 is more than just an eye mask; it’s a step toward taking control of your health and ensuring a brighter future. By incorporating Noctura 400 into your routine, you’re not only prioritizing your vision but also making an investment in your overall well-being—and your financial security.
At Noctura 400, we believe in providing thoughtful, compassionate solutions to help you manage diabetic eye disease with confidence. That’s why we’ve partnered with More Than Diabetes, a trusted resource that offers expert support on everything from managing your diabetes to navigating insurance challenges. Together, we’re here to make sure you have the tools you need to live your life to the fullest, no matter where you are on your diabetes journey.
If you have questions about how Noctura 400 can help, or if you’d like more information on how diabetic eye disease may be impacting your life insurance options, don’t hesitate to reach out to Noctura 400 or More Than Diabetes. We’re here to support you every step of the way.
