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Upper arms too, only to try and stop knocking them off

Totally agree, the amount of times I have asked why are they failing so often.....stock answer being "just send it back" I think they just throw them in the bin...

Decom one is working very well with X Drip. Very comfy fitting the sensor too

Well overnight, xdrip never missed a single reading. It took some research to get the G Watch working but it's spot on. Entering calibrations yesterday has meant the 5 blood meter readings I took have been within 0.5 of a unit compared to x drip.

Just gone from Libre 2 to Dexcom One. I have now managed to get X Drip to pick up the receiver and reconfigured G Watch/X Drip to collect and send data to watch. Working well so far

I have a 10 day trial pack from Diabetes Nurse, so far so good

Ive had 4 sensors fail in the space of 10 days, all with signal loss and sensor error. very annoying

DSN is sending out a Dexcom trial pack, so how that goes.......:banghead:

I have now had 4 sensors fail in less then 10 days with Sensor error scan in 10 mins, These messages last for hours though. 1 sensor gave a constant reading of 22.1 Been on the phone again today for yet another patchy sensor. I get them on prescription so I dont get any problems getting them...

I was given 2 Pen 6 by Daiabetic Unit at Hodpital

You could try to remove location permissions for libre app. Force stop both apps then try again Gary

Howdy, I am also T1 and ADHD I currently take Concerta XL modified release. I do get big depressive dips, but still tend to take care of Insulin correctly etc. Biggest stress is the un interested Bosses at work, they don't get it. I don't think the Concerta affects my BG Levels but they have a...

Weird, but whatever

"I spend a lot of time and effort looking after my metabolic health" Makes you immune then

"So Far".........Good luck

No offence to types 2's but I was told at clinic that Type 1 is an Autoimmune disorder, so surely more at risk than type 2?

I was on Pump for 6 years, I found it a nightmare especially doing a manual job. Constantly chasing air bubbles in pipe, catching the pipes on door handles...... I couldn't do it anymore...it's not for everyone

I have an "always on display" on my phone which means Diabox BG levels are always visible. I can't live without it now...:)

I have also just started using Diabox, I find it very very good. I had a handy Glucose rising alarm yesterday. Once all the settings are at your liking it's totally reliable, just lift my phone to see the BG on lock screen It also sends Alarms to my Smart Watch

I was told if you are already paying for it yourself you would more likely get in on prescription. Gary