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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Found this on BA site http://www.britishairways.com/travel/askbainter/public/en_gb?p_search_text=diabetic
which implies you are OK if you have a letter from your doctor, but you could still be refused. Probably best to try and contact your airline and the airport security people several days before you fly.
I take 20-60 flights a year and have carried a meter for 8 years without ever being challenged over it. I have had some interesting discussions about my needles, but have never been seriously troubled. Don't tell them you have it (you are under no obligation to do so as it is not a banned item) and they won't find it on the x ray. If a random search identifies it, show a doctors note and it will be fine
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