Free Freestyle 2 plus glucose readings in pause
Hello everyone!
I have been using free plus freestyle for a few months and so far I have not had any problems. Today has appeared in one of them the most "glucose readings in pause" and after a while the message of replacing sensor.I change it for another and now after several hours the message has come out again.
Any of you have happened to you?Thank you
They are giving many failures and when changing them there are problems, I have been waiting for 14 days, when they always arrived in about 7 days.They have even eliminated the shipping monitoring option.
It seems to me, that they have so many to replace that they have run out of stock.
Gia24 said:Yes, it makes 2 sensors.It is a new message.
@Gia24 said:Hello everyone!
I have been using free plus freestyle for a few months and so far I have not had any problems. Today has appeared in one of them the most "glucose readings in pause" and after a while the message of replacing sensor.I change it for another and now after several hours the message has come out again.
Any of you have happened to you?Thank you
Lada enero 2015.
Uso Toujeo y Novorapid.
I guess have changed the message that we have all received at some time at some time inappropriate for "sensor error, wait 10 minutes"
DM1 desde 1982: Toujeo+Novorapid
Freestyle Libre 3+
For me it is new, but I have already received the message .....
In order not to start another thread, I'm going to reuse this one to comment that my last sensor is giving that paused readings message practically all the time, so with some honorable exceptions I'm not getting readings at all.And it's been like this for three days, it's not because it's just been installed or because it's running out, so I see myself like this for two weeks, in the worst of all worlds, because if it doesn't give the "Replace sensor" message, my experience is that Abbot's won't replace it.
That it pauses from time to time is bearable, although it used to coincide when I went out to exercise on the bike that is when the sensor plays the most role for me, but this already seems like a scam to me.
Has it happened to anyone else?
vdebuen said:Call and say that you got the 365 message, P "the sensor performs continuous quality checks and has been disconnected for security reasons. Apply and start new sensor" ( in event log).
@vdebuen said:In order not to start another thread, I'm going to reuse this one to comment that my last sensor is giving that paused readings message practically all the time, so with some honorable exceptions I'm not getting readings at all.And it's been like this for three days, it's not because it's just been installed or because it's running out, so I see myself like this for two weeks, in the worst of all worlds, because if it doesn't give the "Replace sensor" message, my experience is that Abbot's won't replace it.
That it pauses from time to time is bearable, although it used to coincide when I went out to exercise on the bike that is when the sensor plays the most role for me, but this already seems like a scam to me.
Has it happened to anyone else?
The 10 minute thing happened to me and on the second day I called and said that, that after a long time with the 10 minute thing I had given that error.
We're not going to be stuck with a sensor that doesn't work forever...
DM 2 con páncreas agotado desde diciembre 2020. 51 años entonces.
HG diciembre 2020: 15.9. Última HG: enero 2025 6,1
Abasaglar 10 unidades. Metformina, 1000/0/1000. Humalog junior: 2 unid en desayuno y luego en función de lo que coma.
They are failing me much more than before.
I have had to throw away the last 2 and ask for replacement;The third one caught me well and it's the one I'm wearing now.
In other Anglo-Saxon forums I have read similar things from European colleagues.
And then there are the shipping delays.As you say, they must be up to their necks in water with the stock.
vdebuen said:That happened to me and the BT didn't connect, I called (I had been with it for about 15 hours) and the guy who helped me, when I told him about the failure, and that it was almost continuous and didn't connect, he told me that he would open the incident and that I should change it, really, very kind... of the four sensors almost in a row that I had to return, they sent me one, another they say was delivered and there is an open incident because they haven't delivered it to me, and the other two arethat they have not even managed the "request"... And I pay for them, health care does not give them to me
@vdebuen said:In order not to start another thread, I'm going to reuse this one to comment that my last sensor is giving that paused readings message practically all the time, so with some honorable exceptions I'm not getting readings at all.And it's been like this for three days, it's not because it's just been installed or because it's running out, so I see myself like this for two weeks, in the worst of all worlds, because if it doesn't give the "Replace sensor" message, my experience is that Abbot's won't replace it.
That it pauses from time to time is bearable, although it used to coincide when I went out to exercise on the bike that is when the sensor plays the most role for me, but this already seems like a scam to me.
Has it happened to anyone else?
Diagnosticada de DM en enero de 2019, con tres generaciones (yo sería la cuarta) de diabéticos tipo 1 en la familia
En principio DM2 por resistencia a la insulina asociada a SOP (sin tener en cuenta los antecedentes familiares)
De momento, solo con Forxiga por la mañana y oxempic 0,5 una vez a la semana (a ver si lo tolero mejor que el rybelsus, de momento parece que sí...)
La glucosa hace lo que le da la gana
Ultimas Hemos: 7,2 (26/12/2023); 6,7 (12/2/2023, al mes de empezar con Rybelsus 3mg)
Última hemo: 5,8 (2/7/2025)
It had been without failure for a month and now the happy message of readings being paused and then the message to replace the sensor has returned.
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