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lsrpm1964

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I think Canada is so slow getting the Libre 3 into the pharmacies here that I will be going to the G7

Big question. Has anyone tried the G7 with both the smartphone app and with the dedicated receiver? I have an iPhone but am not adverse to getting a receiver if it somehow works better or has an advantage over the smartphone app.

Thoughts? Opinions?
 
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lsrpm1964

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also, I know that on the smartphone app the max dose for an insulin event is 100 units.

Anyone know the max dose allowed to record an insulin event on the receiver?
 
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lsrpm1964 said:
I think Canada is so slow getting the Libre 3 into the pharmacies here that I will be going to the G7

Big question. Has anyone tried the G7 with both the smartphone app and with the dedicated receiver? I have an iPhone but am not adverse to getting a receiver if it somehow works better or has an advantage over the smartphone app.

Thoughts? Opinions?
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I keep forgetting to ask questions I want to know about. If I use the receiver can my wife still get alerts or is that only if using the phone? That would be the most important question. She wants to know if I have a low alarm
 
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lsrpm1964 said:
also, I know that on the smartphone app the max dose for an insulin event is 100 units.

Anyone know the max dose allowed to record an insulin event on the receiver?
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turns out my insurance covers the receiver as well so I got one and only had to pay 20% of cost

for the phone Dexcom G7 app max dose for long acting at a single event entry is 100 units, for fast acting the max dose is 50 units. And after set up the receiver has the same limitations.
 
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