GraemeJones
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Insulin
I'm fairly new to this forum and haven't time to read all 115 pages, so apologies if this point has been covered already.
The datasheet that Abbott send with the reader says that "72 subjects with diabetes...........wore 2 sensors for 14 days". That's a total of 144 sensors, so did they have the same 1 in 4 failure rate as we, the "paying lab rats" are experiencing? If not did they all work correctly? If so why did they put the system on the market? If all 72 did work correctly, why are we now getting problems? Is there a manufacturing problem, user error or something else?
Graeme
The datasheet that Abbott send with the reader says that "72 subjects with diabetes...........wore 2 sensors for 14 days". That's a total of 144 sensors, so did they have the same 1 in 4 failure rate as we, the "paying lab rats" are experiencing? If not did they all work correctly? If so why did they put the system on the market? If all 72 did work correctly, why are we now getting problems? Is there a manufacturing problem, user error or something else?
Graeme