Engineer88
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 1
- Treatment type
- Pump
If the Dexcom sensors cost about £100 per month, theres an argument to be made with the NHS / CCG because most type 1's go through about 5 boxes of test strips per month. On average, it costs about £22 - £25 per box of test strips. Surely if more people use the Dexcom through the NHS, costs of the sensors could be brought down. Better HBA1C control = Less costs in long term for the NHS.
I had no idea that the lifespan of the transmitter and reciever was that short. That is a bit disappointing to hear.
Does Dexcom work with the Omnipod as a reciever?
No dexcom only works with the animas vibe pump. sensors should cost about £200 a month not £100. the NHS wouldnt allow a sensr to be used for more than its intended.