Products
Your Trusted Source for Quality Home Medical Products
At JQ Medical, we specialize in offering a comprehensive product selection including CGM systems and insulin pumps, ostomy and urology products, breast pumps, compression socks and stockings, mobility aids and more. We’re committed to providing the best products from the most preferred brands, ensuring unparalleled quality and reliability for our customers. Whether you’re managing diabetes, post-surgical care, or have other home medical needs, trust JQ to deliver excellence in every product we offer.
CGM
Insulin Pumps
Compression
Designed to help maintain blood flow and reduce discomfort and swelling, JQ offers a variety of popular products and brands.
Ostomy and Urology
Breast Pumps
Home Medical
View our extensive selection of medical supplies catering to diverse home health needs encompassing wound care, mobility aids, bathroom safety and more.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What are your opening hours?
A: Monday-Friday 9:00-6:00 PM, Closed on Saturdays and Sundays.
Q: How can I contact JQ Medical?
A: You can call us on (801) 942-8582 or email info@jqmedical.com
Q: How do I buy from JQ?
A: First, find the products you need on our website. Next, submit our form or contact us directly to inquire. We’ll get in touch with your insurance provider after you contact us. Once you receive approval from your insurance provider, we’ll deliver your products direct to your home or office.
Q: How long does pre-authorization take?
A: Unfortunately, because each insurance provider has a different criteria, it’s difficult to provide an estimated time to complete pre-authorization.
Q: How will my insurance cover a new Insulin Pump or CGM?
A: We are more than happy to provide an estimate of what you might expect your patient responsibility to be for a new insulin pump or CGM. However, we cannot guarantee your insurance provider’s benefits, coverage of an item, or the precise amount of what your patient responsibility will be.
If a patient is not refilling their orders in a reasonable time, JQ will notify the Healthcare Professionals.
Q. What are my insurance criteria for getting a new Insulin Pump or CGM?
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In the U.S., only about 9% of adults who set New Year’s resolutions maintain them for the entire year. Nearly a quarter of resolution-makers report dropping at least one resolution within the first week of January.
One of the main reasons people abandon resolutions after a mistake is perfectionistic thinking.
When New Year’s resolutions are approached with an all-or-nothing, perfectionist mindset, falling short feels like failure. That sense of failure can be discouraging enough to lead people to quit after a single mistake.
By contrast, a flexible, progress-focused mindset allows mistakes and setbacks to be viewed as growth opportunities and part of the learning process rather than a reason to give up.
Unrealistic expectations do not have to derail your New Year’s resolutions. When you fall short, avoid self-judgment. Instead of quitting, reset, continue and remember: progress beats perfection every time.
Happy New Year! May you enter 2026 with courage and self-compassion
Cheers to leaving what no longer serves you behind and making room for whatever lies ahead. 🩷#jqcares #happynewyear #2026 #diabetesmanagement
The first day of winter is less than a week away. A busy holiday season + colder temperatures can pose significant blood management challenges, including:
➡️ Less physical activity/more time spent inside.
➡️ Balancing nutrition with enjoying holiday favorites.
➡️ Greater likelihood of getting sick, which can disrupt care.
➡️ Prolonged cold exposure can raise stress hormones, potentially spiking blood glucose (cold stress).
➡️ Keeping diabetes supplies and electronic devices warm.
Tips to stay balanced:
🩷 Adapt your exercise routine to be accessible indoors (even while traveling).
🩷 Instead of restricting your holiday favorites, plan treats ahead of time, enjoy them mindfully, and balance them with healthy meals and snacks.
🩷 Limit your exposure to cold.
🩷 Consult your doctor about getting a flu shot.
🩷 Keep diabetes supplies insulated and avoid exposing devices to freezing temperatures.
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🩷 🗣️ Feedback like this means more to us than you know. 🥰
#JQCares #JQReviews #DiabetesCommunity #DiabetesCare #DME #CGM #DiabetesSupplies
Don’t let your FSA dollars go to waste! 💸
Most FSA funds expire at the end of the calendar year, so now’s the time to check your balance and stock up on essentials!
FSA-eligible diabetes supplies can vary by plan or provider, but usually include:
➡️ Blood glucose meters
➡️ Test strips
➡️ Lancets
➡️ Insulin pumps
➡️ Insulin (prescription required)
➡️ Diabetic socks
➡️ Glucose tablets
➡️ Diabetes management software
➡️ Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs)
If you need help with last-minute FSA shopping or reordering diabetes supplies, visit us at jqmedical.com. You can also reach out to our service team at (385) 442-7223
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Wishing you a warm and wonderful holiday season!
We’re grateful for the trust our community has placed in us. This December, our added Saturday hours will allow us to continue delivering the reliable service and support you deserve.
With Gratitude,
🩷 JQ Medical
#JQCares #HappyHolidays
The words we choose can either support engagement and motivation for people managing diabetes or create barriers that make management harder. When conversations about diabetes are person-centered and grounded in objective, respectful language, they help people feel seen, understood, and empowered — and that makes a meaningful difference.
💙 This #DiabetesAwarenessMonth and beyond, let`s commit to choosing language that promotes dignity, clarity, and respect.
#WorldDiabetesDay is observed annually on 14 November, the birthday of Sir Frederick Banting, who co-discovered insulin along with Charles Best in 1922. It was established by the International Diabetes Federation and the World Health Organization to raise global awareness of diabetes and highlight the growing impact of the condition worldwide.
Diabetes and the experiences of those who live with the condition are often misunderstood, minimized, or oversimplified. World Diabetes Day marks a moment where the realities of diabetes—access issues, stigma, mental health impacts, cost barriers, and the demands of day-to-day management—are brought into focus.
🩷 Today and every day, JQ Medical remains committed to supporting individuals and families affected by diabetes with clarity, compassion, and reliable care.
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Stress management is a crucial part of any comprehensive diabetes care plan, and it’s most effective when practiced consistently and proactively, using a variety of strategies that support your physical, emotional, mental, relational, and overall well-being.
🛝 Move your body mindfully — Both regular physical activity and stretching can lower stress hormones like cortisol, improve mood, and help balance blood glucose levels.
💚 Notice unhelpful thoughts and challenge them — Reframing negative or unhelpful thoughts means recognizing when your inner dialogue turns critical or catastrophic and choosing a more balanced perspective.
🩸 Monitor how stress impacts blood glucose — Stress can cause blood sugar levels to rise, especially in individuals with diabetes. Using tools like a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) can help you see how specific events or triggers affect your levels, making it possible to intervene early with strategies that help you stabilize blood sugar and reduce stress before it escalates.
💤 Prioritize quality sleep — Consistent, restorative sleep helps regulate stress hormones, improve mood, and support steadier blood glucose levels. Creating a regular bedtime routine and limiting screen time before bed can make it easier to fall asleep, stay asleep and awake refreshed.
☎️ Stay connected — Maintaining supportive relationships is one of the most important things you can do to prevent and manage stress and support overall well-being. Beyond offering practical help and encouragement, meaningful connection triggers the release of stress-reducing hormones, improves mood, and helps buffer the physical effects of stress by lowering blood pressure and reinforcing a sense of safety and purpose.
As Stress Awareness Week comes to a close, remember that stress management isn’t a one-time effort. The small things you do each day to care for yourself make a lasting difference.
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Trick-or-treating can be overwhelming for kids with Type 1 diabetes and their parents. But with a little preparation, you can help keep Halloween focused on fun instead of numbers.
🎃 Eat dinner before heading out. Protein, fiber, and complex carbs will keep kiddos` blood sugar stable while they`re out walking and make it easier for them to avoid unplanned snacking.
👻 Be prepared. In addition to your regular T1D essentials, pack enough water to keep everyone hydrated throughout the night. Excitement, cold weather, and extra activity can all affect blood sugar, so set aside a few fun-sized candies with fast-acting sugar—like Skittles or gummy bears—for treating lows.
🕸️ Make a plan. Avoid strict limits that can lead to secretive snacking. Make it clear to kids which candies can be eaten and when so they know what to expect and have something to look forward to.
🧛♂️ Monitor blood sugar closely. Record your child’s level before heading out and continue checking regularly through the night, noting how different treats affect their glucose levels.
🧟♀️ Dress smart. Whether your kiddo is going as princess, astronaut, bunny rabbit or ghoul, make sure they’re dressed warmly and that pumps, CGMs, and supplies remain accessible.
Remember: Being prepared doesn’t mean aiming for perfection. Even with strategies in place, things won’t always go as planned. But when you’re prepared, you can reduce the risk of complications, cope with challenges as they arise, and help your child enjoy the best parts of being a kid.
