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Try that https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mine.mydiabeticcalculator

I wrote for my wife program in Microsoft Access, where she recorded her glucose data, instead of pen and paper diary. It was creating charts, finding trends, and so on. Then she went to diabetic educator who was explaining about carbohydrates counting. That give me idea of adding foods database...

Well, my wife, after getting Libre last year, and bit of experimenting with her doctor, has worked out morning ratio 1:3 (till 9:00), then all day 1:7. Edited to,remove link

Electronic kitchen scales you can buy in supermarkets (in Australia for about A$12 ). Edited by a mod to remove links

In Australia every food product has to have nutrition label, with carbo content. Google is good place for common foods, e.g, apple, pork, corn etc.. Just type "name" and "nutrition". You can slowly create database of foods you eat. Edited to remove links

It's not true. As I said before, my wife had over 15 of them. I checked accuracy several time against standard strip test, and they are very close. Libre apparently takes sample not from blood, but bodily fluids, and has, along Abbots, slight delay. But we proved that it is insignificant. I'm...

My wife, ever since we started using Libre, puts it on the arm, place you see on photo, one on left, next one on right, avoiding place where the last one was. Only once if fell off in the shower, Abbots recon it was fault with adhesive and replaced it (she had already over 15 of them, and there...

Libre sensor has 14 days fixed period of operation. It even tells you before it ends, how many hours you got left. It comes with special applicator, and once started, you cannot stop it. It does measure your glucose every 15mins ( looked at the file it creates), and meter shows you chart how...

Well, I will add mine. I'm husband of T1 "girl" (59 and T1 for 20 years). When I married her 5 years ago and brought her to Australia (I new she is T1, but I liked her, and sadly enough, we both became widower and widow couple years earlier), I got her to all diabetes helpers around. That's when...

My wife is actually T1. She got Libre in July last year. That's over 15 sensors. Never had any reaction. One sensor stopped working after only 9 days, claiming that its time is finished, and one has dropped out in the shower. But they were promptly replaced by Abbots customer service. Libre...