good morning allFor those who are checking glucose, look into the continuous glucose monitoring systems. The most advertised is the Freestyle Libre 14 day system, but there is another one that is being advertised now, by Dexcom I think. Compare the costs with and without insurance, and see if the cost difference is worth it compared to dinner sticks multiple times a day. DD#3 is reactive hypoglycemic, and it is a lot easier for her to scan when she needs to. Insurance doesn't cover it, so we pay $75 for 2 sensors, which is a total of 28 days of supplies. We have the sensor reader, which also uses the Freestyle Precision test strips if you do need to use a finger stick, but it also works with iPhone and Android. The sensor reader was $70. I know it's a lot of money, but it is something worth researching, especially at 10 finger sticks a day.
I was wondering about cost and chance of infection.They just know......like ESP or something.
My doctor mentioned them. The cost ends up being twice what I pay in strips so for now I stick to sticking.
Hubs coworker got one.....then got an infection where it punctures the skin and had many many doctor visits to fix that. I think the site infection was an oddity not the normal but still....
Also how easy is it to get knocked off when working. Anything that clips to my belt or the nicotine patches would get scraped off when I was working
