My goal i want a CGM on the NHS

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so disappointed my diabetes has gone to **** why is that they have the technology out there but its not accessible, fact keep palming the the low and middle class off and it will cost you lot more, I shouldn't too play the lotto 4 times a week to get what is already out there...once I win the lotto il get the cgm and prove how valuble it is....... side note diabetic 23 years.cgm for me is better than a pump
 

phoenix

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Have a look at what input says about funding
http://www.inputdiabetes.org.uk/glucose-monitoring/cgm-costs/
Some advice on making your case from a blogger who managed to get one funded (it's a few years old now though)
http://www.shootuporputup.co.uk/2009/07/show-me-the-money/

( To put the NHS in perspective, where a few are funded , you wouldn't get funding in most other European countries either. According to a recent article here in France, only 4 European countries 'Suède, Pays-Bas, Slovénie et Italie' have funding guidelines .(the diabetes associations here are have been putting a case to get it funded here, but with no success at the moment )
 

AlexMBrennan

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Type of diabetes
Type 1
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Insulin
I shouldn't too play the lotto 4 times a week to get what is already out there...once I win the lotto il get the cgm and prove how valuble it is
If you think the lottery is a good way of getting money for any project then it's no surprise you don't understand the intricacies of which drugs and defies the NHS funds. The companies that have developed the CGMs have a strong interest in everyone using them, so all you'd need to do them with the details of your planned clinical trial and I'm sure they'd happily pay for it.