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Diabetes Support Group

TexasTowelie

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2. However the continuous glucose monitors are expensive.

Reply to underpants (Reply #1)

Wed Apr 5, 2023, 09:26 AM

Apr 2023

They may not be covered under all insurance plans, particularly if someone is on Medicaid. I've always met a couple of physicians who aren't convinced as to their accuracy.

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do any of you get frustrated with constant metering ? [View all] AllaN01Bear Apr 2023 OP

But you have the thing on your arm that you check with an app? underpants Apr 2023 #1

However the continuous glucose monitors are expensive. TexasTowelie Apr 2023 #2

Okay. underpants Apr 2023 #3

They are very good at showing trends and how things like foods and physical activity affect BG level TexLaProgressive Apr 2023 #6

Continuous glucose monitors are like any device. TexLaProgressive Apr 2023 #5

It would drive me insane to have a constant needle jabbed into my arm ExWhoDoesntCare Aug 2023 #9

I have been doing it for 10 years and still hate it. I have had a lifelong fear of needles and Wonder Why Sep 2023 #10

CGM give artificially slightly elevated numbers IbogaProject Apr 2023 #4

I can understand your frustration TexLaProgressive Apr 2023 #7

Yeah ExWhoDoesntCare Aug 2023 #8