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@mo1905 Well that was the whole idea of this thread. In a ideal world I can hopefully run both meters for a while n see how much difference there is, of course there maybe none. I'm not the greatest fan of my practice, as normal most (but not) of the reception staff think they are WAY WAY more...

@ mo1905 So times HAVE indeed changed :shock: Good for you, hope the reading stay good & you keep that job !!! Anybody now if Type1's are still banned from driving trains or flying planes ??

thanks Hanadr I will google it :thumbup: I was thinking of giving my GP I letter saying what you stated as a last resort. Last year I spent Xmas in hospital with ketonitis, I'd picked up a bug & in the end couldn't hold any food down, which in turn meant my blood lvls went haywire :oops...

@ mo1905 I glad that your happy with the meter, but some of those comments posted on the review are v v concerning. BTW, obviously times have changed but I thought type1 Diabetics couldn't drive lorries ?? @ Mr Happy I agree with your point but it looks like different NHS authorities are...

Hello everyone :wink: Just a bit of background info, I'm a type1 Diabetic taking Humalog & Lantus insulin. I live in Staffordshire in England 8) Yesterday I received a letter from my Doctor stating that "in accordance with local NHS guidelines" that I must now use the GlucoRx Nexus meter...