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Hello,
Sorry if I am asking previously answered questions. I am using the libre with glimp and a nfc enabled sony smartwatch. I have a medtronic 640g pump.
Following a really bad hypo resulting in a seizure overnight I'm considering trading up to a dexcom g5 so I can have the alarms and also perhaps be more trusting of the values.
I really like having a watch with my BG on - is this possible with a g5? I've seen a few threads saying there isn't an apple watch app, there is an app called watchsugr, does anyone here use this system? I don't know if I'll be able to use a dexcom app on my sony now I've messed with its nfc.
I would love the medtronic guardian but I think the cost of the medtronic sensors will put it up to about £250/month rather than the dexcom's possible £150 which is getting out of my price range - is there anyway of making it cheaper or is the dexcom the way to go?
Thank you!
Sorry if I am asking previously answered questions. I am using the libre with glimp and a nfc enabled sony smartwatch. I have a medtronic 640g pump.
Following a really bad hypo resulting in a seizure overnight I'm considering trading up to a dexcom g5 so I can have the alarms and also perhaps be more trusting of the values.
I really like having a watch with my BG on - is this possible with a g5? I've seen a few threads saying there isn't an apple watch app, there is an app called watchsugr, does anyone here use this system? I don't know if I'll be able to use a dexcom app on my sony now I've messed with its nfc.
I would love the medtronic guardian but I think the cost of the medtronic sensors will put it up to about £250/month rather than the dexcom's possible £150 which is getting out of my price range - is there anyway of making it cheaper or is the dexcom the way to go?
Thank you!