It is good to hear your positive opinion on Libre3.Libre 3 is fascinating.
they really made a difference.
we went from ~15 barbaric finger poking blood tests a day to nothing!
plus trends and all other insights you get on the graph.
it's just unbelieavable.
i dont like minimed. however robost a pump it is. i dont appreciate the tubing and stuff. to me, a tubeless pump is such an obvious necessity.
and evidently, a closed loop would be the ultimate thing for now.
Libre 3 is relatively cheap too. if only NHS would contract with them instead of the pricey old tech dexcom 1. call me a cynic but you see, when Libre 3 is out there with lower price at ~competitive MARD but NHS goes to dexcom instead and signs a contract to buy lots of old generation dexcom, (i dont know how to put it diplomatically) it looks like a behind the curtains deal of 'hey, ima buy that old sh#@ from you.....).
im hoping the general attitude of nhs's which is like 'we are gonna provide better control for patients to save $$ on later complications' which is really fantastic and indicating a great deal of understanding on their part, hopefully leads them to realized they gotta provide closed loop for people and cut back even further on the future costs of complications.
it's a no-brainer really.
I do feel that pump with tubing gets in the way when I’m having to think of clothing with a suitable pocket to tuck it into. But one positive thing for me is that I can do my pre-meal bolus from the pump, without having to remember where I put my mobile. Sometimes, at home, I have to telephone my own mobile to find it! However, I am hoping that a tubeless pump will be a choice at my local hospital when I am due for a change of pump, probably in three-years.