oref1 – The newest algorithm in the #OpenAPS family and why it suits #Fiasp so well
Recently, Dana announced oref1 to the world – a new algorithm in the OpenAPS family, and in her own words: The notable difference between the […]
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Medtronic’s 670G and #OpenAPS/#Loop – what can we glean from the user manual
The Medtronic 670G is undertaking a slow-paced roll out in the US as Medtronic tries to ensure a slow and steady, well trained delivery model […]
My month with the newest kid on the block & a hypothesis on the #Fiasp effects.
To some level I can’t quite believe that I’ve been enjoying the company of Fiasp for a whole month (well, in February, four weeks constitutes […]
Adventures with Fiasp – there’s plenty to learn.
Following the variation in absorption I felt I was seeing in my last post I’ve since had a bit of a reason to pause for thought. […]
#Fiasp – Faster Acting, but what else is going on?
Having used Fiasp for nearly three weeks now, I’ve seen a couple of aspects to the insulin that have had me slightly mystified, and digging back […]
#Fiasp and #OpenAPS – is this what we’ve been waiting for? A week in the life….
I’ll cut to the chase. This has been one of the more interesting weeks in my life with diabetes. There aren’t many occasions when you […]
So… How fast is Fiasp really? Well let’s take a look.
When I posted my first 48 hour review, less than 24 hours ago, I mentioned this graph, which suggested that it starts to take effect […]
48 hours with Fiasp. What are my first thoughts on Faster insulin Aspart?
If you follow social media, you’ll be aware that Novo Nordisk’s Faster Insulin Aspart (brand name Fiasp) became available earlier this year, having passed its […]
Are we living in the past? Good reasons why achieving the NICE Target Hba1C with the available NHS tools is tough…
As many people (but let’s face it, not all) are aware, the NICE target for Hba1C level is 6.5% as this is the point at […]
What’s the best CGM solution? A simple question with a complex answer…
Over the past couple of months, I’ve seen this question asked multiple times on many fora. Facebook, email lists and forums have all seen people […]