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If I can… All the stuff measuring glycaemia in interstitial fluids is far from being accurate, it's undoubtable. But all them give the basics on which to work to obtain a real continuous sugar monitoring, and this happens applying a Bluetooth transmitter over the sensor, connecting it to a...

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Hi Mel, I would be pleased to give you the address, but I think it's not ethically right to do it, so I'll just give you the transmitter's name, that is BlueReader by Sandra Keßler. You'll find easily all what you need in the web. Good luck. Pippo :-)

I agree, Abbott should include this in its App, but being a big company its times are longer than the small companies’ ones. I'm sure that they are studying a Bluetooth device that will surely be smarter than the one I use now, but probably it's still on the drawing boards, while BlueReader...

Hi. I became type 1 when 16, 57 years ago, and in my very long diabetic experience I tried so many different ways to survive with my problem that when Abbott’s Libre appeared, I was sure of a miracle. Now, after 15 months of its use, I'm still of this opinion, and I'll explain why. !- The...

Thanks a lot Scott-C for your clear reply, I'll follow your suggestions. I agree with you, now living with diabetes is absolutely easier than one year ago. :happy: Bye Pippo

Hi. I'm new here. I started with diabetes when I was 16, now I'm 73, so... I'm an old diabetic man. :depressed: I'm using libre from a year, and xDrip+ and blucon from three days, and I'm enthusiast, really. Libre sensors have a bit erratic calibration, so the possibility given by xDrip+ to...

Hi. I'm using xDrip+ with libre and blucon from three days, and I'm enthusiast, really. Libre sensors have a bit erratic calibration, so the possibility given by xDrip+ to calibrate "on the field" is really welcome, and works very well, at least with this sensor. But I have two stupid problems...