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High sugar levels: Might medications be the cause?

Diabetes & Endocrine System | Last Active: Jul 25 4:32pm | Replies (34)
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@grrranny

I want to make an update on how my Libre 3 is doing -- for @cehunt57 and everyone. They must have improved the accuracy of the sensors, because my last few have been reading much closer to my fingersticks. And they're not always higher; sometimes they are lower, as well -- just like a regular glucose meter when compared to other glucose meters.
Now, if they'll just make it so it can send the readings to my Apple watch as well as my iPhone..... I'm sure it's just a matter of time. It already sends the alerts to my watch, which is nice.

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kenag | @kenag | Jul 22 11:22am

I’ve been waiting for Apple Watch integration for a year. I don’t think Abbott cares. There is a workaround using third party apps, but it’s always been and you have to wait for it to catch up. This video explains how to do it
https://m.youtube.com/shorts/JHprl622SIQ
But I’m tired of waiting for Abbott to join the modern era. I’m going to give the Dexcom G7 a try. Sensors only last 10 days, the range is more limited, and it updates every 5 minutes. But it now pairs with both the watch and phone and send updates to both so range is less of a problem. And it sinks with HealthKit - Apple’s health app.

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