CGM: Is “More” always better? Abbott’s Libres. More Data – part 1
Abbot – More data In the first part of this series, we looked at Dexcom, it’s claims of greater accuracy, and what benefit that provided. […]
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CGM: Is “More” always better?
Over the past few years we’ve seen a number of the larger CGM manufacturers allowing us to infer that their newer products are better because […]
Microtech’s Linx. An Aidex sequel.
In all the noise around EASD, you may not have noticed that Microtech have launched a new CGM. This is their follow up to Aidex, […]
Dexcom’s Stelo by numbers. Could a 15 day G7 be imminent?
With performance numbers on the new 15-day, prescription free, Stelo sensor from Dexcom looking very similar to those from the G7, could Dexcom be contemplating the announcement of an uldated 15-day iCGM at EASD in Madrid?
Waving the white flag? Medtronic partners with Abbott for CGM.
Breaking news in the world of Diabetes tech today saw Medtronic and Abbott share news of a partnership to provide Abbott CGM technology to Medtronic […]
Comparing Dexcom’s G7 and One+. Is there much difference?
As many people will have seen, Dexcom have been expanding their product line based on the G7 hardware. The replacement for their more budget device, […]
Medtronic Simplera. Is it really the “Simple Era”?
At ATTD in Florence, Medtronic were giving away their new CGM, Simplera, to those who wanted to try them out in their experience booth, and […]
Welcome to the Wild, Wild West: the CGM head-to-head study
In the past at Diabettech, we’ve talked about how the design of a CGM safety and accuracy study plays a big part in the results […]
Medtrum Nano CGM… A tale of two sensors
Late in 2023, I received two Medtrum Nano sensors to try out, given to me by Medtrum. Historically, I’ve found that their CGM products have […]
Sinocare’s iCan i3 CGM. And another one…
The latest CGM to come to the European market. Great MARD (apparently), new technology and the most frustrating application process yet.