I just got one myself and love it. My first arm sensor stopped working after only 3 days when it is supposed to work for 14. I called the company and talked to a tech person. They are sending me a new one in the mail and I’m supposed to send the faulty one back to them so they can figure out what happened. That tells me a lot about the company. I know what I paid for the monitor and 2 sensors so I’m not sure how much my insurance will cover on just the sensors. Hope fully most of it.

I've had it for a while now. There are some annoying things that they seriously need to fix but the data is invaluable.

One recommendation is to get the medical tape cut to fit over the top of it on Amazon and some skin tac or you'll find it easy to pull off and likely break

I have always been interested in this sort of thing. I have dawn effect, and I have wondered what the glucose levels do while I sleep.

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I take mine to bed have to check my B/S during the night I have gone down to 35 which wakes me up shaking.

Whoa - that IS low. I wake up sometimes at 2 or 3 AM, and just out of curiosity, I have checked BG before going back to bed, and it will be 100(ish). It will be 120 at 5.

My friend has this, and she loves it.. it seems to stick to her arm OK. My concern was cost, and that she needs to use her phone. I got the cheapest phone sold at T-Mobile.. $29, and I don't use it at all.. unless someone calls ME.. she started talking apps and lost me. I use laptops. Does this have a site where I could check what it is throught the day? That would work a lot better.

I test 3 times a day, but used my meter to design what I eat now. the idea of constant data, sounds awesome, so I could test more theories, and lower BG even more.