Eversese for sale.

Boys, you can buy the Eversese.

It will be on sale through their respective hospitals, they do not sell it for free, this because a doctor has to implement.

Price:
Transmitter with one year warranty € 399.
Sensor 90 days € 839.
6 months sensor (from May) Value € 1399.
From the emotion I forgot to ask if VAT included.

Mia Mother what prices !!!

It goes expensive, my mother.I keep the freestyle at the moment.

I do not wear that even if they give it to me in the hospital.- They have to crack your arm to put a capsule inside with the danger of infections that it entails and after we have to wear a transmitter about 6 times larger than a freestyle sensor, Dexcom or Medtronic and to finish off the price, I do not predict a great future to the Coharro this.-

I think absolutely the same as you, @"sigsauer"
I don't put that or joke either ...

There are no need for so many meters.Only one reliable and very small.Chincheta size.

And cheaper or totally or partially financed @"regina"

@"Regina" and @"sigsauer" that would be ideal, something very small and also financed but is complicated.The problem of these things (separate financing) is that if you want you to store data or send them to another device you need a Bluetooth transmitter and that occupies.The Evennce seems to me that the part that inserts in the arm is well, which is small but then the transmitter is a pot.The Free have managed to be smaller because they have taken away the part of alarms that Bluetooth implies and the pot would make bigger.As technology progresses I suppose I will improve and I hope they also make them more and more reliable.The good thing about this is that there is some competition and that will make devices improve.The more brands take a continuous meter better for us, more options and more competition between them.I am waiting to see if any China like Xiaomi gets into this, in mobile phones they have managed to get devices equal or better than competition and at a much lower price.If they get into this they will do the same.At the moment they have a glucometer that must be very reliable, small and very cheap (both the glucometer and the pulls).I am waiting to buy it and try it because those who give you here Social Security are shit, at least the one I have is not at all.

If you buy an Eversese device ... where do they put it on you?In the SS?If so, is it uncommon for a private company to look at a paste and use public resources for its private activity?
As long as it is not in the Public Services portfolio of the SS, it does not seem moral to be done like this: if you have pasta, it happens that we put your Everseense, but take your strips package to click your fingers and do not spend many.

hahaha you're right, I imagine it will be in private centers .....

Whaaat!What happens that if you are not rich you cannot access a continuous quality measurement, and I here fighting with the blucon and mobile ... that snaps because I was very interested in this CGM

The problem is in social security, continuous glucose measurement is not a whim, it is a necessity to maintain the most controlled diabetes possible.And these tools are important for it.A shame that we have to pay these amounts for the bad manage of a few called politicians.

Hello acinco more than a few politicians I would say some many politicians if they can do everything they are doing that it is to steal all but the poor cannot even opt for a little better quality life

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