Andy_Warlow
Well-Known Member
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Diet only
- Dislikes
- Cycling,
I’m 5 days into my free trial, it is enlightening. Pleased so far with it and super pleased that the highest reading I have had is well within the higher limit to prevent complications, which people quote of 7.8 (and definitely below the 8.5 that others quote.) I am a bit of a graph and number geek so this is right up my street, but alas the price still puts me off
You def right about the price.
I may get them from time to time though.
They are $100.00 each here in Australia, a bit expensive to experiment with. T1 diabetics can get them with a NDSS subsidy I believe, but T2's have to stick with the good old lancet.I am a bit of a graph and number geek so this is right up my street, but alas the price still puts me off
The free trial here in UK is the first time I've seen such an offer, so thats why I've taken it, even though I am concerned ill get addicted. I will have to restrict myself to a few times a year.In Ontario Canada, my private insurance will only cover CGM if I'm insulin dependent. I've been thinking about buying one or two sensors to do some food testing and fasting testing, but it's a luxury I cant really afford at the moment. I'd love to know what my body gets up to when I sleep or when I run. Sensors are about $100 here. There doesn't seem to be a free trial program that I can find.
I just thought that everyone interested in this thread, if they haven’t received the email from Abbott this morning, here’s a link to the info. If you do decide to go full-time with the Libre after your trial, there will now be an additional cost to factor into your budget:
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