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Abbott recommended skintac to me. But my DSN suggested another similar product that users have had success with I will try to find that piece of paper and post again. Definitely contact Abbott customer services as they will replace first couple of sensors if you have such issues. Make sure you...

Agree with @Energize - the lady I spoke to was very helpful and apologetic. I had 2 replaced very easily and efficiently.

Thanks @Kbarbaracollins_ upper leg may be better for me too. Realise now I meant "rubbing" not running! Do you put it on the side?

I'm thinking about trying a different location to the licensed one (upper arm). Any tips on where to locate in abdomen area? Guess I need to think about trouser waistline running and also distance from insulin injection sites?

Rep told me that the 30 min limit is the limit completely submerged. If you come up or are doing more social holiday swimming it's fine I guess. But if submerged for longer period then maybe @T1DM2012 has a good solution

I had some sensors replaced, I feel like some adhere better than others... watch out for body moisturisers in that area even after application. Abbott customer services advised using complimentary products from other suppliers to help tackiness. For example Turbot Skin tac from MG...

I'm in London - I got the meter and first sensor free with a trial through my hospital. My DSN organised a session with the Abbott Rep. that would give you 14 days of readings and the meter free and perhaps you could purchase 1 or 2 yourself after that just to get a sense of what is going on...

Hi there, I'm 39 and was diagnosed T1 earlier this year. Reading your post and other comments led me to wonder how much of your daughter's recent behaviour is connected to the diabetes and I would like to think that most of the fear and anxiety associated with the reality of the responsibility...