Thanks for the info.
I've read that you have to remove the transmitter, stick it on charge for 5-10 minutes than reattach?
Did these steps not work? Shame on Medtronic if they've hard coded this into the 640G and the sensors really are limited to 6 days.
For me, some sensors only lasting two days (which I'm hearing everywhere) , the phone call to Medtronic explaining what happened and jumping through hoops for a new sensor, the waiting for the replacement sensor, going to the post office to return the failed sensors would be a huge pain if it was happening regularly.
There is a girl in Sweden who is on the system and has yet to make any of her first few sensors last past day three, she's getting change sensors errors regularly.
The six days in total also beggars belief, if Dexcomm and Abbot can produce sensors that last 14 days and in some cases for the Dexcomm a full month then what the hell are Medtronic playing at. The sensor is also more expensive then both of those options.
Seems really odd to that people are getting so excited about the 640G with the keystone of the system that underpins the most useful features i.e the sensor, is getting such bad feedback.
