Jasmin2000

I asked Abbott for a list of error codes. Unfortunately, as expected, the list doesn’t include many of the various codes that appear in...

I always use the reader to remove the accusation that there's an issue with my phone. They do, however, keep sending me new readers (I...

So did you become a “Mad Scientist”?

Out of interest, what do Abbott tell those of you having Libre 2+ fails and then calling the help desk? I've had 4 fails and three were...

I would seriously consider getting a glucometer and test strips - they're pretty cheap these days. You'll never have to wonder what your...

OK you win on the numbers but I did have a LO reading for an hour that was 6.5 in real BG. Interesting what you said about "crashing"...

Even before the recent Libre2+ meltdowns I found Dexcom G7 best for accuracy (closest to real BG and less prone to going off on a tangent).

We all have a real lag that is about 5-20 mins (not just different folk, but for everyone at different times and activities). This lag...

Been there, done that. Dexcom (right arm) was closer but lower than the Glucometer. but within acceptable error (given that there's a...

Good to know that I’m not alone in how I feel about the Libre. I was also worried that my Diabetes nurse would believe all the erroneous...

Wait - a diabetes nurse that tried a sensor? That's a good one - keep hold of her!

I only use the Libre2+ to tease my DSN - last week it was at 2.4-2.9 for about 12 hours and my glucometer was 4.5-6.8 throughout this...

A difference of 1 to 2.5% is good. I find the Libre’s slow response (lag) to blood sugar changes is worrying. I regularly go out for...

I'm low carb and eat most of it during the day. Evenings I have a high-protein meal and as others have said it "spikes" over a number of...

NADPH = Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide phosphate (according to wikipedia) I think it's long on big words and short on any real...