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<blockquote data-quote="AndBreathe" data-source="post: 1062241" data-attributes="member: 88961"><p>Are you still taking Gliclazide? If so, why are your strips not on prescription, if you are taking potentially hypo inducing medication?</p><p></p><p>If you are, then I think your solution is to sort out your prescription requirements, and if you're no longer on this class of medication your requirements for driving will have significantly softened.</p><p></p><p>Aside from the earliest days, before I learned of the Codefree, I have been a Codefree user. Sure, I've experienced some odd readings, and did have issues with the batch Andrew mentions, but the supplier replaced those strips, as a gesture of goodwill, as so many experienced the issue. For me, I'm looking at peaks, troughs and trends. The absolute numbers are not so important.</p><p></p><p>Personally, my stats illustrated that I haven't fared too badly on the Codefree and I would suggest many, many others are in the same boat. If you are going to be caught up in the minutiae of all of this, you'll lose your sanity and perspective needlessly. Diabetes, if it wants to hang around, needs to hang around on my terms. I'm not intending to be governed by the minutiae of it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="AndBreathe, post: 1062241, member: 88961"] Are you still taking Gliclazide? If so, why are your strips not on prescription, if you are taking potentially hypo inducing medication? If you are, then I think your solution is to sort out your prescription requirements, and if you're no longer on this class of medication your requirements for driving will have significantly softened. Aside from the earliest days, before I learned of the Codefree, I have been a Codefree user. Sure, I've experienced some odd readings, and did have issues with the batch Andrew mentions, but the supplier replaced those strips, as a gesture of goodwill, as so many experienced the issue. For me, I'm looking at peaks, troughs and trends. The absolute numbers are not so important. Personally, my stats illustrated that I haven't fared too badly on the Codefree and I would suggest many, many others are in the same boat. If you are going to be caught up in the minutiae of all of this, you'll lose your sanity and perspective needlessly. Diabetes, if it wants to hang around, needs to hang around on my terms. I'm not intending to be governed by the minutiae of it. [/QUOTE]
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