Freestyle Free Pro

Very good, I just saw that they plan to market for next year the "free free project", so Leo consists of a patch that lasts two weeks and makes continuous measurements every 15 minutes, but the great novelty?It is that the user cannot see the values ​​that are being recorded, the doctor can only do it.Personally it seems to me that it makes no sense but good ...

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This was that of Medtronic a lot of years ago.RISHULLE OF ALL

Well, if a ridiculous swwee.What sense does it have to see the results?It is about self -control and to be able to handle your insulin dose depending on your results.

I totally agree with you, I don't see any meaning.

According to I see, it is only aimed at endocrine and educators to see how glucose levels behave in a patient for 2 weeks without it intervening in any way.

It would be for very specific uses in which the hospital, doctor or educators want to see how the thing has gone, not with a view to personal use of the patient.The mechanism would be the same but not for "use and enjoyment" of the diabetic

Joseludi said:
according to I see is only aimed at endocrine and educators to see how glucose levels behave in a patient for 2 weeks without this intervening in any way.

It would be for very specific uses in which the hospital, doctor or educators want to see how the thing has gone, not with a view to personal use of the patient.The mechanism would be the same but not for "use and enjoyment" of the diabetic

If I am not mistaken to get the data for the doctor, it can already be done with the current freestyle, the difference is that now the doctor and the patient are seen and with the "pro" only the doctor and on top of the last bull ...

With the normal you take everything and take a PDF to the endocrine with all the data.I don't see meaning not to be able to see it.

rafach said:
with the normal you take everything and take a PDF to the endocrine with all the data.I don't see meaning not to be able to see it.

So you can't adjust to the results.They want to see a normal glycemia of someone without continuous meter and compare it with one who has it.

Although, as there are many sensors, I would not be struggling that when you open it, after two weeks they find a message that puts "there is no active sensor, put a new sensor and start it" and no data.

The good thing about this is that now they see continuous glucose variations that are in a type1.
And they will not continue to blame the patient.
I suppose that the conclusion will be that the best treatment is a continuous measurement for all.
I hope so.

If but that novelty is not, the endocrine put the Paradigm of Medtronic more than 5 years, I saw nothing and then I downloaded it