#Dblogweek – The real day 1 post
The day one question is why do you blog? And many of the blogs out there talk about it helping them to deal with the […]
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#Dblogweek – Do we over-mystify the use of insulin pumps in the UK?
There have been loads of stats mentioned about the use of insulin pumps in the UK versus the rest of the world, with the most […]
iHealth’s Wireless Smart Glucose Monitoring System. Just how smart?
I saw this device on one of the many Diabetes websites a while back and thought the idea of it sounded great. It looked like […]
#NightScout. Possibly the best tool to manage your diabetes, not “just a monitor” #wearenotwaiting
Nightscout. A wonderful tool for monitoring blood glucose levels remotely. Allowing carers and parents to see what’s going on with their children/protected family and friends. […]
Building the LimiTTer: Bridging the #freestylelibre sensor to xDrip #wearenotwaiting
As I wrote about a week or so ago, there is now a reference design from JoernL for a bridge that allows the Libre sensor […]
Living with an Open Loop Artificial Pancreas – my first impressions!Boy, #wearenotwaiting
Over the past couple of weeks, I’ve been very excited to be using the HAPP open loop artificial pancreas system as derived from OpenAPS. It’s essentially the OpenAPS […]
CGM for less than £200? Maybe, with #freestylelibre and #wearenotwaiting
CGM for less than £200. It sounds like a pipe dream doesn’t it? But assuming you already have the right phone, this may very soon […]
#freestylelibre and Dexcom G4 with xBridge – Two different sides of the same coin…
As a long term user of the Libre and a recently started user of the Dexcom G4 with xBridge (note that I don’t own a […]
#Afrezza and Easter Eggs – a different way to spend Easter weekend…
For a while I’ve wanted to try Afrezza. Well, let’s be honest. Since I heard about it. It sounded rather different from anything we’ve seen […]
At long last. xDrip and HAPP live, with me as a Guinea Pig! #wearenotwaiting
Having unsuccessfully played around with trying to bring Dexcom G4 transmitters back from the dead, failing three times, I finally bit the bullet and paid […]