Yes!Yeah I got my one week Email today aswell next question is does everybody that has one think they are worth the money ?
You could try injecting a bit earlier - the fall is your insulin acting a bit later than your food. Think of it as 2 graphs - insulin action and glucose action - and you want them to match, so they cancel each other out.I seem to be getting a large spike around an hour after eating, would this be due to the time I'm taking insulin? Not too sure how to correct considering it falls itself a short while after.
Some sensors are quite accurate (my last one was) but it can be a bit of a lottery.Thank you. I guess it's going to be a lot of trial and error, it shot up to 15~ calming down again yesterday and now it's slowly creeping past 9.
That's one advantage of the libre! I just wish there were a closer correlation wih my other meter.
I got mine on MondayPeople who were "picked" not dispatched, did you get your new libres in the end? I am without following a spate of failures and I fear mine will never arrive
My sensors are still being listed as "picked", it's been 6 days since I ordered(or 4 working days) so I'm not too concerned at the moment.
Mine tends to be within .2 difference of a morning but they can't make its mind up. Never been more than 1.4 out though which is good.Some sensors are quite accurate (my last one was) but it can be a bit of a lottery.
My first measure on today's new sensor was Libre: 5.8, Blood: 5.7 - hope that's a good sign.
Some sensors are quite accurate (my last one was) but it can be a bit of a lottery.
My first measure on today's new sensor was Libre: 5.8, Blood: 5.7 - hope that's a good sign.
I've not seen any feedback. Generally they are very useful and the 4 erratic sensors I've had were replaced by Abbott.Being a lottery isn't good Rob, has there been any updates on how they are dealing with the problems that users have experienced?.
On the arrival period for sensor orders, I placed an order on the 7th and it arrived on 15th. The time taken now seems to have increased.
I seem to be getting a large spike around an hour after eating, would this be due to the time I'm taking insulin? Not too sure how to correct considering it falls itself a short while after.