Menarini’s Glucomen Day CGM. The newest game in town…
I took it on myself to purchase the starter kit of this new CGM to see whether it was as good as the reps on […]
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Comparing the Libre2 and Dexcom G6 as RT-CGM using #WeAreNotWaiting software
The Libre2 has been available for some time now in both Germany and Norway, and is used by a reasonable number of loopers to drive […]
High temperatures, extreme conditions and glucose sensors… an n=1 observation
As many of us do going in to the new year, I made a decision to be more active, eat more healthily, etc. The usual […]
CGM for 2020 – will new entrants reduce costs?
One of the highlights of the various conferences during 2019 has been the slew of new CGM providers that appear to have CE marks (European […]
If I could offer you only one tip for the future, sunscreen would be it – unless you wear CGM
A bit of Baz Luhrmann seemed an appropriate title, as his advice, “Wear sunscreen”, was obviously oblivious to the issues connected to sunscreen, swimming pools […]
Medtrum’s S6 update. Does it make a difference?
Earlier this year, Medtrum updated their S6 CGM system, introducing better sensors and an updated algorithm within the transmitter, with the intention of improving the […]
May 2019 Snapshot of UK DIY APS Users
For the duration of May, I ran a survey of UK DIY APS users. Having closed the survey now, this is the overview of the […]
Libre with MiaoMiao – calibration and comparison
Following the release of the FDA statement about DIY systems, and the implication that it is a DIY CGM that caused the issue (essentially Libre […]
Death or profit: Flash, CGM and patient-centricity
As many people with T1D in the UK will know, there has been an ongoing dialogue between NHS England and the DVLA with respect to […]
The CGM Royal Rumble – 4 systems face off, one will win…
Back in early October the CGM Royal Rumble kicked off. Four CGM systems, located in their manufacturer recommended locations on the body and using their […]