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Would you mind me asking how much the starter kit was please?

I'm interested in moving to a CGM from the Freestyle Libre I currently use and was in conversation with Medtrum last year, but the S6 did not become available. I was wondering @tim2000s how the accuracy results were during the 7 - 14 day period? as the 14 day sensor useage is the key for me to...

Looking over the Facebook post shows an image of the sensor with part number POCTech ct100b. A quick google for that shows http://www.poctechcorp.com/en/contents/268/5682.html Might be available from April.

Has anybody heard or been part of a trial on a new CGM from a company called Neon Diagnostics? I saw a post of Facebook recently about a device called the CT-100 which was being trialed by the Facebook user. I have made contact with Neon, so have started an email chat about the product, just...

I use the Glimp app on my android phone, it allows for a finger stick reading to be entered as a calibration. Works well for me and I have managed to get Libre sensors that I would have call Abbot to complain about giving useable results. The only down side for me is the lack of Diasend access...

I have the same experience as @DunePlodder in that I got an invite for an offline purchase but nothing came back from the emails sent by me.

There's a check box to watch out for in the payment section on the FreeStyle Libre website , that when checked removes the VAT from the total.

Medtrum's website now has a demo store in place, so hopefully won't be much longer to wait.

I have had the same email exchange as DunePlodder with Medtrum, they also say their online store will most likely be available in the next month. I don't know yet if the £180 includes or excludes VAT. I've been told that the transmitter will last longer than a month and that the sensors don't...

Hi are any of the FIASP users from Swindon or under the cover of the Wiltshire CCG? I am quite keen to try it out if its available. Thanks.

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Maybe she is touching the sensor with the reader during the scan instead of holding it a few centimeters away?

I was 3 when diagnosed and am 46 now so 43 years.

Possibly because when you are injecting or taking a glucose reading you are in control, while the blood samples are being taken (by I must add very professional people) they are putting the needle in?

I was 3 when diagnosed type 1 and 43 now. Sent from the Diabetes Forum App