AlexMagd
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
Has anyone else experienced anything like this?
Just before lunch today I did my usual pre-prandial test on my TEE2 and got a whopping 9.5 despite not having had anything since breakfast (normally I'm around 5-6 before lunch). I had some suspicions that my new batch of test strips may have been damaged on delivery (some loose silica gel in the tube) so I tested a different finger on my CareSens meter - this time 10.4!
My Libre was showing a solid 5.5 ( it runs about 0.5 low so really a 6) the whole time. It's been pretty constant the last half hour or so since.
I've just retested about 10minutes later on my TEE2 and I'm at 6.5 which is a lot more normal.
Anyone got any ideas? It seems so unlikely that I'd get two errant readings from different meters, but also unlikely that the Libre wouldn't pick up a big jump like that as this one has been v well behaved so far.
Just before lunch today I did my usual pre-prandial test on my TEE2 and got a whopping 9.5 despite not having had anything since breakfast (normally I'm around 5-6 before lunch). I had some suspicions that my new batch of test strips may have been damaged on delivery (some loose silica gel in the tube) so I tested a different finger on my CareSens meter - this time 10.4!
My Libre was showing a solid 5.5 ( it runs about 0.5 low so really a 6) the whole time. It's been pretty constant the last half hour or so since.
I've just retested about 10minutes later on my TEE2 and I'm at 6.5 which is a lot more normal.
Anyone got any ideas? It seems so unlikely that I'd get two errant readings from different meters, but also unlikely that the Libre wouldn't pick up a big jump like that as this one has been v well behaved so far.