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, […]
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, […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
The latest CGM to come to the European market. Great MARD (apparently), new technology and the most frustrating application process yet.
Those who keep an eye on diabetes technology conferences will know that Roche are running an industry symposium at ATTD (Advanced Technology and Treatments for […]
If you have type 1 and use social media, you can’t have missed the adverts for the newly CE marked SiBionics GS1 CGM system. They […]
With the recent ascent of the SiBionics CGM system to CE mark and the introduction of an updated Medtrum Nano CGM system, it’s about time […]
The takeaway is that if you’re using any tool like this, it’s worth considering enabling the smoothing functionality. It may not give you exactly what the sensor is reading right now, but doing so is much less likely to result in accidentally delivering too much insulin. Which is more important to you?
A new CGM system, brought to you by Sibionics, who also released the world’s first Continuous Ketone Monitor. Whilst it remains non-CE marked, they’ve been giving it away via social media viral marketing.
These are my first impressions.
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