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A tad disappointing for you, but early days I guess. Will stick with it? NHS prescription pump? Good luck!

I always call them. Probably takes 5mins max. All the usual questions, box ticking exercise so just tell them what they want to hear. Just generic answers so no point in engaging in conversation. Replacement always given and delivered within 3-4 days.

Same, would want it. Well not yet anyway. People do and it works for them. I certainly don't like the idea of having a mechanical pump driven by software algorithms coming from a cgm which is not always accurate pumping insulin into me. One day maybe and of course it is a step in the right...

I realise that for some people t1 management may be a lot more of a challenge due unpredictable insulin behaviour from day to day etc. But are there many people that are above the 58mmol threshold? I guess they will end up moving that goalpost as needed in order to take up the available funding...

With the budgeted numbers, I'm curious as to how many of 300,000 uk T1s they are expecting to able to fund?

Excellent work to get 37hba1c No pump for you! The other end of the spectrum, there will be someone who puts no effort into their diabetes management, will be given a closed loop pump and can then have the lifestyle of a non diabetic and will have a hba1c potentially down in the mid 30s.

So I wont be offered one as my hba1c is not above 58mmol? 300,000 type 1s in the UK. I wonder what number/percentage of people with type 1 will be catered for with the 58mmol threshold criteria? I'm some way of 58, but I guess if your hovering between 50-55 then this is an incentive for you to...

It's a bit better than yesterday! Wife just took a photo, which I tried to upload... upload failed, software thinks it's an adult image. Of course it looks just like a giant nipple! [emoji23]

I didn't swab. Tbh, I stopped when abbot stopped including them. I always try to fit after my shower /bath etc. Perhaps I will look on amazon and get swabs. I don't want this mess again. Why on earth did Abbott stop including it. Do the other competitors supply? Not that I'd change. Libre works...

Yes it's a bit annoying. Of course you can buy your own, but it's just something else to think of. Whereas, if it's in the libre box there ready waiting for you, so much easier for what must cost a few pence.

Pretty swollen this morning. Called 111. Call back from out of hours GP. Antibiotics prescribed. Better safe than sorry!

Just reading from another site. I will need to keep a close eye on it and quite possibly need antibiotics[emoji24]

Been itchiting like mad for a few days now. 10days old decided it had to come off. Horrible mess, bruising and infection. First such problem in 2 years. Guess it hit something my body didn't like. I'm not too worried, squeezed as much as I can, cleaned up etc. Needle still intact after...

I've had good reliability for 12 months. However, this last month I've had 2 failed on me with signal loss errors after approx 7 days. Maybe a bad batch. Anyway, Abbott always replace, just a bit of a pain when they won't deliver without a person being present.

My tresiba can be stable for a month or more. Then suddenly out the blue it can be way too much or little. Sometimes up to a 20% adjustment is needed so it can take few days to settle out. I usually go 0.5 increments on my novopen untill I feel it is correct again. I like to get my basal as...

I think a lot depends on the type of person you are. I would class myself as an ocd over checker type person. So to a degree the constant data does take over your thoughts and does put you in danger of burnout etc. However, I would still much rather have the data than not, which for me has...

I only use juggluco for the purpose of feeding data to libreview and to xdrip. Xdrip is the one for me then to see all my data and stats. Can't say I've spent enough time on juggluco to judge fully, but in my opinion xdrip is far superior.

Sizewise, it is about half of a libre 2 and a lot thinner. I've never had a knock off yet. They say more accurate, I'm not sure, but certainly no worse. Bluetooth is more powerful, so the connection is more reliable. Box and applicator also half the size, so if travelling so much more compact.

Push hard with your dsn team for libre 3. Ive been L3 now for nearly 12 months, size is so much better. Never had any reliability problems, but again I never really had any problems with L2 either. Not sure why or when there will be a complete switch from L2 to L3.

My review system has changed now. The 4-6 month review involves going in to have photos taken, oct scan amd optos wide field... you then get sent home. The doctor will then review your photos in good time and a few weeks later you get your review results letter. My letter described increased...