meter and test strips

Why don't you keep using them?
I have been given a meter by the hospital but I still use my SD Codefree as it gives me a chance to do intensive testing sometimes, say every hour if I want to monitor the precise rise and fall after food. I don't know how many tests my Doctors would deem right for a type 1 as they don't seem to know much about us so I don't want to get accused of wanting too many repeat prescriptions!
You may find your results are a bit unpredictable for a while too as the final throws of insulin production comes and goes....the identical meal 2 days running can give me very varying results at times it seems. I am 4 months into insulin after 18 months or so as a 'type 2' and no 2 days seem the same!!
Good luck
Angie

Glad you are getting to grips with it. There is a lot of learning involved but the lower numbers are a reward when you get it right.
Your figures are looking much better, keep working at it.
I take my basal (background one) in the evening and I find it depends what time I take it has a bit of an effect as to how low I am next morning. If I take it about 11pm the figures don't go down much at all usually but if I take it early, say about 9pm, it can get quite low in the morning, so maybe experiment a bit with timings if you want to get a bit lower at certain times of the day.

Regards
Angie

I was wondering about the ibgstar and the test strips needed for them, could you use the wavesense jazz test strips for them? If anyone knows the answer to this it would be amazing.