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M.y DSN said I could try the above. But my Samsung A34 is not compatible with the app but is compatible with De Xcom Clarity, the app you have alongside it. I have had my phone a year. So frustrating!! Don't want to change phone [emoji15]

Thank youvery much. Perhaps all. diabetics should let close friends or family do their injections!You just never know when you might need help. I have been doing mine for 43 yrs,very competently and,I dependently, but losing vision puts a whole new complexion on it.

No he's not' afraid' but he wants to do it right, and i want him to as well. Not as brave asyou!!

I am visually impaired so it would obviously be helpful. Also when we are out and about and locations etc aren't ideal for me (too dark).

I want to teach my husband to inject my arm - any advice/tips please? Like what to practise on, technique etc [emoji846]

Readings are too far off finger prick,3 or 4 is just not good enough. Sensors failing 59% of the time.

Where do I start. Readings nowhere near finger prick.One out of 2 fail on me. Had 4 consecutive ones fil on me.

Having real issues with Libre 2 , is Dexcom better?!?

Where can I find out what needles are allowed on prescription please?

Thank you so much!

Is this meter allowed on the NHS?

Thank you. I will try asking for the Caresens and see where I get DSN has suggested Gluco Fix Tech GK which I have ordered and will definitely try.

I need a new meter. I am partially sighted, so I really need one with a clear large display. I did research and liked Accuchek Instant and asked my DSzN. She s aid they could only suggest ones from 'the list" . Gluco Fix GK Tech. Anyone recommend? I explained toThe nurse at my GP surgery that...

Had constant leg ache for 3 weeks, a dull ache, and thigh ache like a bad strain when climbing stairs. Has anyone had this? Type 1 for 43 yrs. Blood sugars ok.

Thank you somuch xx

Hi,thank you. I will have look at that meter. Yes am on Libre 2 and it does read aloud but the screen is nice and clear and big on my phone. Just need to find meters that read aloud.

Thank you,that's a real help, very kind!

Really don't know how to start! Use Accuchek Aviva, which is discontinued but can still get strips. The MAIN issue is that I cannot read it any more and I need a different one. I am not asking for an expensive one. But my DSN was just going on about the cost, how many fingerpricks did i do in...

Hi thanks v much for info. Yes I do get meter and strips on prescription but I just wanted an idea of whatwas available. Also my doctors can be a bit blinkered and strict on what they give me so I want to have some knowledge myself

I am on Libre but obviously have a meter too. I currently use Accuchek Aviva but think this is out of date/discontinued? Although I can still get strips. What do others use? What is a good basic one? What is allowed on prescription? (Particularly an Accuchek) Any advice appreciated thank you...