Recent Content by SimonP78

I don't input any data into Juggluco, I input it all into XDrip+, which at least means everything ends up in the SQLite daily backup so I can (theoretically, I've not done anything aside from a proof-of-concept confirmation) do further processing as and when I find some time!

I've not really kept track of the life spans, it's all in my XDrip+ SQL data, which I will eventually have a proper look at, but certainly the libre1 and early libre2 devices used to last for ~12h extra, though I seem to recall it was a bit hit and miss quite how much longer they would last...

You don't need to terminate the previous one, you can run both in parallel, I've done this in the past with a failed sensor that has come back to life/one about to reach end of life. In this case it happily reads both sensors, and as long as the first one continues producing data will send that...

I don't really think it anything to do with the setup (i.e. Juggluco + XDrip+ vs Librelink), though I've not checked back-to-back setups (not that this is really viable anyway) but rather than the sensors are now not as good as they once were. I think the rot set in before the 2+ came out...

When Juggluco sees a new sensor it automatically resets the calibrations, etc., in XDrip+ (or probably XDrip+ hears that there's a new sensor s/n and resets itself). I don't know how to start a sensor with Juggluco as I've never tried (though I imagine it will happen automatically if one scans...

Are these fingerprick readings or CGM, if CGM they could be compression lows. How does she feel? I'm usually not too worried if I wake up with a BG of around 4mmol/l, I can then eat breakfast. Can you refresh our memory regarding her insulin types please? If she has a CGM it would be...

Ah, interesting they've separated the two (and good news). I'm doubtful they've significantly increased the size of the cohort though. Do you know, out of interest, what factor they apply for T1 vs T2 in the equation? I think the point stands about whether the cohort is representative though...

I've posted my thoughts in the past on the massive change the single tickbox makes, when I was looking at the data that goes into it, I remarked that the number of T1 diabetics is very small in comparison to the T2 diabetics, and that it lumps everyone together irrespective of control. Re...

Great :) Apparently one can start a sensor with Juggluco, however I always use a Reader so I can post log data to Abbott in case of a failure. As a last resort (while abroad without a reader) I've started with the Librelink app for similar reasons, though I far prefer the reader as it won't...

You don't need OOP2 running as the encryption is removed by Juggluco. Can you check what the settings are on both Juggluco and XDrip+ as per my post above?

I use the following: Juggluco > Settings > Exchange Data > Patched Libre (which is crossed out) XDrip+ > Settings > Hardware Data Source > Libre (patched App) There is talk from the developer of Juggluco of removing the "Patched Libre" Intent broadcast (which is why it's crossed out in the...

I think you can simply request one. I was given a Libre1 reader with the libre1 trial pack way back when, and they simply replace them now. I'd pop an email on their support channel and say you've not got a suitable mobile phone, how does one obtain a reader, and I imagine they will send you one.

Definitely, the delay in trying to think of something you'd prefer is best avoided, much easier to have something you're happy to eat and do so straight away even if it's (sub-optimal) chocolate (in my case).

Coolbag and ice. 4C is quite a very (good England there ;)) a rather cold fridge, I'd be happy to keep it at around 10C for the duration of a flight and not worry about it too much thereafter. YMMV.

More for the carb content of the non-tree nuts, specifically peanuts in my case (I don't really like cashews). Brazil nuts, for example (which I'm munching on right now) contain very few carbs. I would probably need to account for the protein if I'd not eaten any carbs earlier, but I'm very...