@Ruthbia And why the first day usually measure just as evil and diverted to all?Normally about 50 less than the glucometer. And this one that I have now, the first 26 hours marked me 70 more points.It…
@Jordiv Samsung usually goes well with the freestyle.But I think, at least the mobile, you can find it much cheaper online. The A56 5G can be seen for € 320 in FNAC, Carrefour and up to € 285 in Aliex…
@Ruthbia this one that is doing so well, will be calibrated from factory. Because one thing I do not understand is that 2 years ago I bought 10 free sensors3 and the 10 marked well from minute 1, to t…
There must be some other factor that prevents that self-hell.The mobile model you use, its configuration, other apps in the background that interfere, or some other mysterious factor that escapes us? …
It is clear that your sensor has not been self-heated well. There may be some other factor that influences us.But it is very, very rare that some always be bad and others always well. The factor that …
@Anaisabel I don't know if you read my last thread a few days ago. Just in case you don't see it: If the sensor gives you differences of 50 or 60, it has not been able to self-harm well.From my experi…
In the insurance they give a box of 50 every three months and say that having sensors is already too much.Luckily on Amazon the box is € 7. And it is true that until recently the sensors were not reli…
It is "frequent" that is 53 or 54 the first day, the first hours while calibrating alone. But in my 50 sensors I have never seen that outside, of that first day. The only explanation I see (except for…
That is a long time at 53, it sounds like a failure, that it has not been possible to increase well but it is rare that many do not happen to us (outside the first day).And others very often.It cannot…
@Sandman said: Sherpa41 said: @Sherpa41 said: @Sandman You have to have faith, I with the free1 I was put in my arm and they bothered me so much when I sleep, that I hated them and casually all marked…
@Sandman you have to have faith, I with the free1 I put them in my arm and they bothered me so much when I sleep, that I hated them and casually everyone marked me fatal. With the free2 and free3 I di…
@Ruthbia I have 4 glucometers and the variations between them are usually much greater than between the sensor and the glucometers.Especially in high values, the sensor is usually in the average of al…
@Baraddur It is rare, those 50 of difference can give the 1st day, but then if there are no "obstacles" it fits alone. Do you have the mobile always near and in connection with the sensor or do you le…
@Rafaga said: Hello What do you say also with the Gwatch Wear and Glucodatahandler app? No, those do not read directly from the sensor, they only connect with LibreLinkup.
I have copied the first message of this thread in chatgpt and the answer: From what you describe, we do not seem that we are talking about a "mere coincidence", but of a fairly consistent pattern. The…
What we are seeing is that these pirate programs are the cause of the problems. If you leave the freeLink app work well, alone, the sensors are perfect.In 50 sensors (from the second day) I have had a…
But that deviation of 50, can spend the first hours, maximum the first day, then LibreLink is always corrected only.Like the reader only without the mobile, it does not have that ability to corrected …
@Sandman said: I am very interested in this issue, does anyone else happen what he says @Sherpa41 ? It is that a while ago I am regulating the new Diabox app and I have seriously thought about uninsta…
I have suspected for years that apps such as Diabox and Juggluco spoil the Freestyle FreeLink function. When I used Diabox, LibreLink did not adjust number, once he spent 12 days going badly, in the e…
I have tried it again and most times it fails to catch a value, it shows one every 5 or 10 minutes. And the problem with all these unofficial applications is that they spoil Freestyle's app itself. On…
It is the same essay that has been published here for about 5 or 6 times. But yes, it is very promising.It seems that it only needs to do it much larger and now.
No, what the news says is that they have managed to manufacture insulin, but they don't say what percentage (it is very little) they only know it because it has pe peptides in the blood.We have not ev…
I published it at the beginning of the year. https://diabetesforo.com/es/thread/14930/implante-de-celulas-beta-modificadas-para-evitar-/ The problem is that they only implanted 5% of the necessary isl…
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@Ruthbia And why the first day usually measure just as evil and diverted to all?Normally about 50 less than the glucometer. And this one that I have now, the first 26 hours marked me 70 more points.It…
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@Jordiv Samsung usually goes well with the freestyle.But I think, at least the mobile, you can find it much cheaper online. The A56 5G can be seen for € 320 in FNAC, Carrefour and up to € 285 in Aliex…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
@Ruthbia this one that is doing so well, will be calibrated from factory. Because one thing I do not understand is that 2 years ago I bought 10 free sensors3 and the 10 marked well from minute 1, to t…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
There must be some other factor that prevents that self-hell.The mobile model you use, its configuration, other apps in the background that interfere, or some other mysterious factor that escapes us? …
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
It is clear that your sensor has not been self-heated well. There may be some other factor that influences us.But it is very, very rare that some always be bad and others always well. The factor that …
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@Anaisabel I don't know if you read my last thread a few days ago. Just in case you don't see it: If the sensor gives you differences of 50 or 60, it has not been able to self-harm well.From my experi…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
In the insurance they give a box of 50 every three months and say that having sensors is already too much.Luckily on Amazon the box is € 7. And it is true that until recently the sensors were not reli…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
It is "frequent" that is 53 or 54 the first day, the first hours while calibrating alone. But in my 50 sensors I have never seen that outside, of that first day. The only explanation I see (except for…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
That is a long time at 53, it sounds like a failure, that it has not been possible to increase well but it is rare that many do not happen to us (outside the first day).And others very often.It cannot…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
@Sandman said: Sherpa41 said: @Sherpa41 said: @Sandman You have to have faith, I with the free1 I was put in my arm and they bothered me so much when I sleep, that I hated them and casually all marked…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
@Sandman you have to have faith, I with the free1 I put them in my arm and they bothered me so much when I sleep, that I hated them and casually everyone marked me fatal. With the free2 and free3 I di…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
@Ruthbia I have 4 glucometers and the variations between them are usually much greater than between the sensor and the glucometers.Especially in high values, the sensor is usually in the average of al…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
@Baraddur It is rare, those 50 of difference can give the 1st day, but then if there are no "obstacles" it fits alone. Do you have the mobile always near and in connection with the sensor or do you le…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
@Rafaga said: Hello What do you say also with the Gwatch Wear and Glucodatahandler app? No, those do not read directly from the sensor, they only connect with LibreLinkup.
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
I have copied the first message of this thread in chatgpt and the answer: From what you describe, we do not seem that we are talking about a "mere coincidence", but of a fairly consistent pattern. The…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
What we are seeing is that these pirate programs are the cause of the problems. If you leave the freeLink app work well, alone, the sensors are perfect.In 50 sensors (from the second day) I have had a…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
But that deviation of 50, can spend the first hours, maximum the first day, then LibreLink is always corrected only.Like the reader only without the mobile, it does not have that ability to corrected …
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
@Sandman said: I am very interested in this issue, does anyone else happen what he says @Sherpa41 ? It is that a while ago I am regulating the new Diabox app and I have seriously thought about uninsta…
Read comment →Diabox or Juggluco could spoil freestyle readings
I have suspected for years that apps such as Diabox and Juggluco spoil the Freestyle FreeLink function. When I used Diabox, LibreLink did not adjust number, once he spent 12 days going badly, in the e…
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I have tried it again and most times it fails to catch a value, it shows one every 5 or 10 minutes. And the problem with all these unofficial applications is that they spoil Freestyle's app itself. On…
Read comment →Invisible cells to the immune system: A possible real cure for type 1 diabetes?
It is the same essay that has been published here for about 5 or 6 times. But yes, it is very promising.It seems that it only needs to do it much larger and now.
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No, what the news says is that they have managed to manufacture insulin, but they don't say what percentage (it is very little) they only know it because it has pe peptides in the blood.We have not ev…
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I published it at the beginning of the year. https://diabetesforo.com/es/thread/14930/implante-de-celulas-beta-modificadas-para-evitar-/ The problem is that they only implanted 5% of the necessary isl…
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