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Libre 2+

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Coffeemonster

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I fitted the last of my prescription Libre 2 sensors a couple of days ago and ordered the next 4. My pharmacy just delivered them and they're labelled 'Libre 2+'. I gather these run for 15 days rather than the previous 14, but does anybody know what other differences there may be? Any other benefits or changes we should look out for?
 
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Thread 'Libre 2 Plus - Worsening variation between sensor readings and glucose meter readings after around 8 days'

So, I have vaguely posted about this issue before in other threads about the Libre, but I wanted to post about it here in more detail just to get a little insight from users going through a similar problem.

For context, I’m a former user of the Libre 2 sensors, recently switched to the Libre 2 Plus sensors by my GP in light of the discontinuation of the former. I’m also a user of the Accu Chek Aviva Expert meter, which I’ve had for six years now. Since the end of 2024, I noticed that the difference between my Libre 2 sensor readings and my meter readings tends to get worse. In the first...
 
Hi there, Coffeemonster.

I'm also a new user of the Libre 2 Plus sensors. Aside from the 15 day lifespan, I haven't noticed anything specific about the plus sensors that differs much from the Libre 2 sensors. I just went onto Abbott's website to see if they mention anything specific in their Q&A section at the bottom of their Libre 2 Plus sensor product page, but they pretty much mention the same thing, plus claiming it provides 'outstanding 15-day accuracy' (their words, not mine). Here's the link if you want to take a look yourself: https://www.freestyle.abbott/uk-en/products/freestyle-libre-2-plus-sensor.html
 
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