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Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps. 

Hello

I've been using Freestyle Libre for about 18 months. It is the only glucose testing I do unless I feel the results are "off". I've had that happen a couple of times after applying new sensors where the results go ridiculously low for the first 12-15 hours before settling down. Abbott are very good with support and have replaced a couple of sensors where I had issues. 

I've found the results close enough for me to trust them as my primary source of information. I recognise that the interstitial reading lags behind a fingerpick test. The continuous data and speed and simplicity of testing make it well worthwhile in my opinion. 

I've also learned to be more careful walking through doors so I don't knock the sensors loose but it still happens. I've tried a couple of different adhesives and found Nexcare Micropore Tape to work well or there are custom patches from NotJustaPatch that work well too. I've been pretty lucky using just the sensor adhesive and applying exactly as directed and don't have any problems with them coming loose unless I knock them. I try and keep them dry though so that probably helps.