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2 Libre sensors at same time
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catinahat
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Even if you could, I doubt you would learn anything of any use.
I've no experience of the sensors but it seems to me that it would be the same as using 2 finger prick monitors on the same drop of blood.
With an accuracy of +/-15% for each monitor it would just be luck if they both showed the same result, your actual level would be somewhere in that 30% range but which result was the most accurate would be impossible to say.
I doubt that the sensors are any more accurate than the glucose monitors, you would be trying to compare one not that accurate result with another.
I've no experience of the sensors but it seems to me that it would be the same as using 2 finger prick monitors on the same drop of blood.
With an accuracy of +/-15% for each monitor it would just be luck if they both showed the same result, your actual level would be somewhere in that 30% range but which result was the most accurate would be impossible to say.
I doubt that the sensors are any more accurate than the glucose monitors, you would be trying to compare one not that accurate result with another.
I wonder what LibreView would do if it was receiving readings from two sensors at the same time?
I think you would probably have to have two accounts as well as two sensors and two readers.
I think you would probably have to have two accounts as well as two sensors and two readers.
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I would insert the new sensor and not start it.
As others have said, the first 24 hours or so of a new sensor are inaccurate due to “insertion trauma” - yoir body getting used to an alien object in your arm.
This is why it is common to insert a new sensor a day or two before activating it.
As others have said, the first 24 hours or so of a new sensor are inaccurate due to “insertion trauma” - yoir body getting used to an alien object in your arm.
This is why it is common to insert a new sensor a day or two before activating it.
Decided against doing anything complicated so just swapped over. The new unit is a freestyle 2 but does not ssem to be updating automatically and I have to keep scanning… do I have to do something going from old unit too the V2? when I activated it it recognised it and got message that it would update every minute….
