Physical implementation of AID systems? What’s best?
Choosing an AID system presents lots of choices. The physical set up may make or break use of one for an end user.
Blog Posts
Living with #Lyumjev. Almost a year in review…
Lyumjev. Still the newest insulin available and still the fastest kid on the block. But a year with it hasn’t always been the most straightforward […]
Non-invasive CGM. What could it really allow?
We’ve all seen the headlines about Apple and Samsung watches containing non-invasive CGM, and hearing the stories of what this means for those with and […]
Fully closed loop with an Open Source AID system. A possibility?
As faster insulins have become available and people have started to modify the existing code for oref1, a range of approaches are starting to be […]
Remember, #WeAreNotWaiting not #ItsAllFree
Over the past week or so, there’s been noticeable concern amongst the CGM in the Cloud and Looping communities, all part of WeAreNotWaiting movement, at […]
FreeAPSX: The new entry to the DIYAPS world
If you observe social media in relation to DIYAPS, you’ll have noticed over the past week or so that there’s been some excitement brewing. And […]
Basal Testing: Single basal rate, variable ISF and CR – feedback
A month after this post, I’ve now completed a two week run using a single basal rate with circadian like ISF and CR adapted into […]
CGM as a lifestyle healthcare device. Such a bad idea?
When you wake up and check twitter, and find a storm of angry tweets in your stream, you might wonder what is going on. It […]
Basal Rates – with a DIY closed loop, what’s the best strategy?
If you look through the various social media groups for DIY closed loops, there are a lot of different views as to what’s the best […]
Living with Looping – January 2021. The replay…
If you missed the Living with Looping event, or you attended and want to go back and review what took place, then you’re in the […]