And are they the best glucometers?
I wanted to buy me a contour Next because it said a study that was published here recently, which were the most precise.But after seeing this, I think I will continue with those I have:
Because if that is the difference in low values, imagine what should be in high values.
And think that there are diabetics that "calibrate" the sensor with gluconometers ...
En 1922 descubrieron la insulina, en 1930 la insulina lenta. ¿Que c*** han hecho desde entonces?
@Sherpa41:
I have a contour Next and I find it more precise than the freestyle reader.
In my case I can tell you that their values are very close to those of the sensor.
DM1 desde 1982: Toujeo+Novorapid
The approval standard says (simplifying): +/- 15 mg/dl for values & lt; 100 mg/dl y +/- 15% for values & gt; 100 mg/dl 95% of the time
If it had 65 mg/dl "real" the three glucometers are correct;They mark between 50 and 80. A little to the limit.
If I had 70, two would be "good" and the other ...
We will never know
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