Fiasp – going off-label. Being intentionally non-compliant!
Warning: What is discussed in this post is not recommended by the manufacturer and not aligned with the European Medicines Agency sign off for Fiasp. […]
Diabetes
Carb Ratio variation – a side effect of Fiasp or something else?
One of the things that I’ve previously noted is that I’ve seen a fair amount of variability in using Fiasp, both in insulin sensitivity and […]
Diabetes Technologies that never took off. Whatever happened to the “Sprinkler Needle”?
One of the biggest difficulties people with Diabetes have with MDI is timing insulin delivery. This isn’t helped by advice received from HCPs which tends […]
Fiasp – some further observations… Or why an artificial pancreas can’t do everything!
I’ve written about the various curveballs that Fiasp has thrown at me on multiple occasions, and for the past few weeks I’ve continued to observe […]
Analyzing the output of the continuous monitoring survey – some thoughts on the data… #wearenotwaiting
Earlier this week I published the first set of results of the survey of CGM and Libre users that I undertook last year. There was […]
Port and Portability – some further thoughts. A truly portable, offline instance of #OpenAPS
Late last year, I wrote about form and physicality of the hybrid closed loop, bemoaning the stuff I was carrying, and a few other things. […]
What is the purpose of an “Artificial Pancreas”? It may explain why #wearenotwaiting !
This question seems relatively straightforward to answer. Surely it’s just to provide a way of delivering insulin automatically, leading to less user intervention and making […]
Hybrid Closed Looping with #OpenAPS – eat what you like and no need to worry…. #wearenotwaiting
One of the things that I’ve previously described Closed Looping as is automated sugar surfing, and I’d still stand by that description, especially when you […]
A year of personal progress with Diabetes Technology. Like many others, #wearenotwaiting
2016. One hell of a year, and not always in the right way. But looking at it from my own personal transition on the Diabetes […]
#Loop and #OpenAPS – living with both, the similarities and differences – let’s get down and dirty…
This post has now been superseded by an updated page on this website that can be found here: http://www.diabettech.com/looping-a-guide/comparing-the-loop-and-openaps-algorithms/