Libre, MM, xdrip, Android, Garmin watch.

[eventhorizon]

I've been using the above setup pretty successfully for a few months now.
How often do you calibrate and are you happy to bolus from the readings? Sometimes I find I haven't done a blood test in 2 days if not driving and not needed to do the obligated testing.

 

[Deleted Account]

I test with a finger prick every time Libre tells me I am hypo as I found the Libre reads low especially at night and I don’t want to over compensate.
I also try to calibrate when my BG is stable and not too high or low.

 

[Knikki]

I check with finger prick at least once a day and if I calibrate it is usually first thing in the morning.

 

[tim2000s]

My experience using xDrip and MiaoMiao left me with very little confidence in the ability of the xDrip algorithm to maintain proximity to blood levels, but that may just be that I had two bad sensors.

 

[Sideburnt]

It really depends on the sensor, mostly I find that all sensors deviate quite a lot from 6am-9am so I do my first calibration at about 11. Then again before I go to sleep assuming I have the right conditions to do so.

Then unfortunately, like in the example of the current sensor I find that it's drifting 2mmol under or over at least every 3 hours so I'm calibrating at least 4 times a day.

Some sensors are just whack no matter how stable you try and stay, and how much you drag it into line.