[Diabetes-Talk] Dexcom seven
Paul Magill
magills at bigpond.com
Sun Oct 30 06:58:45 UTC 2022
Hi all,
I too am looking forward to the G7, but here in Australia it might take a
whole lot longer to be available, as I was only able to start the G6 in
March this year.
For me, the main reason is a hope that the G7 will be more reliable!
Some sensors work as promoted, and I truly appreciate the system then, but
since March I have only had 9 sensors that lasted the full 10 days. Also,
from time to time, I compare the Dexcom reading to a finger prick, and the
results are quite variable between sensors, with some being out by less
than 12mgdl, which I consider good, but some can be out by more than 30.
I have contacted the Dexcom distributer here, and to their credit, they
have replaced some of those failed sensors, and have provided detailed and
friendly advice on doing what I can to extend the sensor life.
I have considered trying the Libre3 to see if it is more reliable, and may
follow that up if it takes too long before the G7 starts here.
Warm regards,
Paul.
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Subject: Re: [Diabetes-Talk] Dexcom seven
no for now sticking with abbot libre 3. It wil do most of the things that I
was missing from libre 2 for now. If thtre is an affordable out of pocket
dexcom solution then we will see.
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