What is a Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE)?

A CDE is a healthcare professional with specialized knowledge in diabetes prevention and management. At Cleburne Drug, our CDE provides one-on-one coaching to help you manage your blood sugar, understand your medications, and make healthy lifestyle choices.

Does Cleburne Drug accept insurance for diabetic supplies?

Yes. We accept almost all insurance plans, including Medicare. The only plan we currently do not accept is Tricare. If you are uninsured or underinsured, please ask us about our cash discount plan for compassionate pricing.

Can I get all my insulin and medications at your pharmacy?

Yes. We stock all types of insulin and a full range of diabetic medications. Because we are a local, family-owned pharmacy, we pride ourselves on short wait times, often filling your prescriptions in 10 to 15 minutes.

Do you carry specialized items like diabetic socks and skin care?

Yes. Managing diabetes involves more than just blood sugar. We carry comfort items like diabetic socks to aid circulation and specialized skin care products to help prevent the dryness and irritation often associated with the condition.

How can I dispose of my used needles and lancets?

We carry sharps containers that meet safety standards for home use. Using a proper sharps container is the safest way to dispose of needles and lancets to protect yourself and your community.

Diabetes Care & Supplies | Cleburne, TX

Living with diabetes is easier when you have a neighbor in your corner. Cleburne Drug is more than just a place to pick up a script. We provide the tools, specialized supplies, and professional coaching you need to manage your blood sugar and stay healthy right here in Johnson County.

Reliable Diabetes Supplies and Support

Testing Essentials: High-quality glucose meters, test strips, and lancets for accurate daily tracking.
Foot Health: Specialized diabetic socks designed to protect your feet and improve circulation.
Quick Response: Glucose tablets and gels to manage low blood sugar levels safely and fast.
Full Medication Access: We stock all types of insulin and the latest diabetic medications to keep you on track.
Safe Disposal: FDA-approved sharps containers to help you manage your medical waste at home.
Dermatology Care: Therapeutic skin care items made specifically for sensitive or dry diabetic skin.

Expert Guidance from a CDE

We're proud to have a Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE) on our staff. This means you get one on one coaching to help you understand your numbers and your diet. We accept almost all insurance plans except for Tricare, and we offer fair pricing for those paying out of pocket.

Get the Right Care Today

If you have questions about your meter or need to refill your insulin, we are ready to help. Most fills take only 10 to 15 minutes. Stop by our shop on North Ridgeway Drive or call us at (817) 645-2415 to speak with Monte or one of our friendly staff members.

What is a Certified Diabetes Educator (CDE)?
A CDE is a healthcare professional with specialized knowledge in diabetes prevention and management. At Cleburne Drug, our CDE provides one-on-one coaching to help you manage your blood sugar, understand your medications, and make healthy lifestyle choices.
Does Cleburne Drug accept insurance for diabetic supplies?
Yes. We accept almost all insurance plans, including Medicare. The only plan we currently do not accept is Tricare. If you are uninsured or underinsured, please ask us about our cash discount plan for compassionate pricing.
Can I get all my insulin and medications at your pharmacy?
Yes. We stock all types of insulin and a full range of diabetic medications. Because we are a local, family-owned pharmacy, we pride ourselves on short wait times, often filling your prescriptions in 10 to 15 minutes.
Do you carry specialized items like diabetic socks and skin care?
Yes. Managing diabetes involves more than just blood sugar. We carry comfort items like diabetic socks to aid circulation and specialized skin care products to help prevent the dryness and irritation often associated with the condition.
How can I dispose of my used needles and lancets?
We carry sharps containers that meet safety standards for home use. Using a proper sharps container is the safest way to dispose of needles and lancets to protect yourself and your community.