Recent Content by Henryhoggle

I've got Diabox on my G Watch4, via my Pixel phone. It's fiddly and Bluetooth drops out a lot but still worth the hassle; my ehb1c has dropped a point. Diabox does not like sharing the Bluetooth so Librelink has to be disabled for it to work, not ideal. Direct sensor to watch would be my...

Thanks for all the replies. I've been researching various setups since the original post. Upshot is, I'm running Diabox and LibreLink on my old Google 3XL as a burn phone really. I manully NFC scan my Libre once a day and then 'force stop' to push ALL the days data to LibreView for my NHS...

Thanks for all the replies. I've been researching various approaches since the original post. Upshot is, unfortunately I can't use my kick-ass Doogee mobile because of the NFC issue (which is confirmed not to work with Libre sensors). Massive shame, but haho. I'm successfully using my old...

Since the original post: 1. Doogee have confirmed NFC only works for payments..is limited by market/region and will not work with Libre 2/LibreLink. 2. Abbott's device compatibility guide does not include Doogee phones at all, so I have to assume Doogee has not been tested by them as yet. It's...

Yeah...I'm kinda hoping the issue is this tbh. The NFC on this phone is temperamental so the issue may be a weak or laggy signal ...which then makes it much harder to find the sweet spot. That said, it could also be a weak/laggy L2 sensor too. Two replacement sensors are coming direct from...

Yeah I know what you mean... finding the NFC sensor is tricky sometimes. I did transfer my apps over from old to new phone. I needed to re-install LibreLink. It didn't require me to re-enter my credentials which bothers me a little. ...and LibreView.com login is screwed at the moment so I can't...

Thanks for your thoughts! I tried your great suggestion to search Play Store to identify any regional restrictions of apps returned from the search. Librelink app is displayed with a GB suffix so guessing that demonstrates the phone's marketing/region restrictions don't exclude UK? Re NFC, it...

I live in the UK and bought a new Doogee phone for a change. It's usually marketed to US & Aus, but has amazing features so thought I'd try it. During setup I've discovered problems with the NFC on the phone. The NFC works with payments..but apparently it is limited by market/region which...

This is REALLY useful! I've been comparing Juggluco and XDrip to run my GalaxyWatch 4 in Standalone Collector Mode alonsdie Libre2 Sensor and Android 13 phone. I plumped for XDrip because I thought the documenting & sequencing would be easier to follow ...but sadly it's not and isn't working...

Thank you. Really useful to know. I'm still researching it..and working out what's best for me. Definately going to take a look at X-Drop too. Juggluco's got a lot going for it...but I feel like I've really got to dig to find it.

Thanks for this. It's really helping me build a picture. As you say, it's got a LOT of benefits/features that are genuinely useful. I'll keep researching

Thanks Simon. I hadn't fully appreciated the breadth of setups available to us...so your thoughts are much appreciated. I'd noticed X-drop gets a lots of mentions in the US. I've not seen the interface, but like you, people seem to like it, so I'll definataley take a look

Thanks for replying Barry! My reading echos your thoughts too. As you say, the real benefit is deep in the nuances that only a T1D would fully appreciate. Being able to glance at a continuous CGM stream of 'real data' from my L2 to my smartwatch seems really compelling. I'm guessing it would...

A friend has recomended I try Juggluco on my Galaxy watch 4. Having read the site I really see the appeal of using it. Does anyone here use it?..and do you like it?