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<blockquote data-quote="Fleegle" data-source="post: 1522105" data-attributes="member: 402985"><p>You are probably doing nothing wrong [USER=87345]@mariposa84[/USER], on occasion they fail and Abbott are really good in my experience at replacing them, Probably why they are not cheap in fact.</p><p>Good idea on the 24 hour activation plan - I have found that works better. Although the problem you reported isn't what I would consider is fixed by the 24 hour pre-wear. The incredibly and unrealistic low readings are what I notice.</p><p></p><p>There is lot of great advice on the forum. I had a debate with customer services once on whether I could wear it anywhere else because I wasn't happy with the arm readings I was getting (in the first 24 hours). They would not warrant that but they did say the best place on the arm was where there was a little less muscle (and I chose my words carefully) a little more fat. And since then and perhaps more by luck things have got better if I am for the less muscle area. </p><p></p><p>The blood is interesting - occasionally after the full two weeks there is a small dot of blood but not a lot. Did you go into a thin skinny area perhaps gone in too deep? I don't know.</p><p></p><p>When you call in - try and engage them in a conversation because they will just go straight for the replace and you want to know more about why. If you get any good tips please post.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Fleegle, post: 1522105, member: 402985"] You are probably doing nothing wrong [USER=87345]@mariposa84[/USER], on occasion they fail and Abbott are really good in my experience at replacing them, Probably why they are not cheap in fact. Good idea on the 24 hour activation plan - I have found that works better. Although the problem you reported isn't what I would consider is fixed by the 24 hour pre-wear. The incredibly and unrealistic low readings are what I notice. There is lot of great advice on the forum. I had a debate with customer services once on whether I could wear it anywhere else because I wasn't happy with the arm readings I was getting (in the first 24 hours). They would not warrant that but they did say the best place on the arm was where there was a little less muscle (and I chose my words carefully) a little more fat. And since then and perhaps more by luck things have got better if I am for the less muscle area. The blood is interesting - occasionally after the full two weeks there is a small dot of blood but not a lot. Did you go into a thin skinny area perhaps gone in too deep? I don't know. When you call in - try and engage them in a conversation because they will just go straight for the replace and you want to know more about why. If you get any good tips please post. [/QUOTE]
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