Investigating the rules of 500 and 1800 looking at real world data
For a long time, clinicians have used the rules of 1800 or 100 (depending on which units you use) for Insulin Senstivity Factor (ISF), or […]
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The DanaRS. Marmite?
***Please note that the DanaRS used n this article was a trial device provided for free by Advanced Therapeutics*** One of the questions that has […]
CamAPS: A month in review
*** To test out CamAPS, I was loaned a DanaRS pump by Advanced Therapeutics and provided with free access to CamAPS by CamDIAB. My thanks […]
CamAPS after two weeks. What have I learned?
It’s been two weeks since changing over to the DanaRS pump and CamAPS to give them both a run for their money and see how […]
Trying out CamAPS FX: Getting to know you….
This is a quick overview of my first impressions of CamAPS FX. In it we look at some of the features of the system and […]
Trying out CamAPS FX – the new entrant to AID world: Getting Started
With the launch of CamAPS FX, I’ve been lucky enough to get hold of it to try out and see how it works. Firstly, thanks […]
Automated Insulin Delivery: why choice matters
One of the items that stood out about ATTD was the amount of representation about DIY systems at this year’s conference. The number of posters […]
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 […]
Losing while looping – can you lose weight with a DIYAPS?
One of the questions that is repeatedly asked in the various Facebook groups relating to DIY APS is “Will I gain weight?”, to which there […]
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 […]