Managed to get some sensors covered under insurance for Libre 2.
Second day wearing it.
But
I have a blood glucose number of 8.1 on the Libre 2 and 6.8 on my freestyle lite Metre. Taken right after the other-- which is right?
Knowing this can make a big difference in if it's at a level below 4.
I always trust a fingerprick over a sensor reading, and I take a fingerprick when in doubt, when my sensor says I'm below 4, or if I feel hypo but my sensor says I'm not.
Sensors are absolutely wonderful to see patterns but they are a tad less trustworthy on absolute numbers.
A difference of 1.3 mmol/l is completely acceptable.
Managed to get some sensors covered under insurance for Libre 2.
Second day wearing it.
But
I have a blood glucose number of 8.1 on the Libre 2 and 6.8 on my freestyle lite Metre. Taken right after the other-- which is right?
Knowing this can make a big difference in if it's at a level below 4.