Freestyle 2 iPhone 15 pro max

Hello good.

Since last Friday I am Diabetic Type 1. On Tuesday they put the Freestyle 2 sensor, and since then the sensor does not stop failing.False hypoglycemia, values ​​with a lot of difference vs the capillary.

The latter two nights have notified me about 3/4 times at dawn (1 am, 1:30 am, 4:30 am ... but only one of them was really hypoglycemia.As is obvious, I always check with a finger test.

I called the company on Wednesday morning, and after giving my comparisons they told me that it seemed defective.

I changed the sensor, I changed it by arm but still giving me problems.During the day it is normally very precise, but in the afternoon-night I still give me false positives and I no longer know what to do.I am a bit desperate.

There are differences of 76 sensor vs 127 capillary, for example.At this moment the sensor tells me 63 but I really have 96 (but throughout the day it has been quite precise).

What can I do?

The sensors are covered by the SS.

My version of iOS 17.11

At night it gives false hiccups by crushing.As soon as you get up or change position.
And the other, lately, they have also come out that they measure.They are not very exact, you have to get used to understanding them.

So what night I am going to sleep without false positives?😅

The first days give more mistakes.Then they go better.

Look for an area that does not keep crushed at night and put the next sensor there.

wildv said:
So what night I am going to sleep without false positives?😅

When you don't crush it ...
You have to sleep on the other side ...

Isabelbota said:

wildv said:
So what night I am going to sleep from the pull without false positives?😅

When you don't crush it ...
You have to sleep on the other side ...

I do not crush it.I have it on the left arm and sleep on the right side

In fact tonight has given me another false positive.According to the sensor I had 68 and really had 100.

The problem is that as for the sensor I already had low sugar, when it has really lowered me it has not notified me again.For example I woke up only at 6:30 am and when I did the test I was in 58, and according to the sensor to 53.

At first the first hours has to be calibrated, then it is quite precise, and it also goes with about 20 MINS delayed being a sensor that measures glucose through the interstitial fluid under the skin, the ideal would be that it would be in contact withBlood but it is impossible since we corrected the danger of contracting infection, but well they will be more accurate and precise