Freestyle sensor 2

Hola,

¿Qué hacéis cuando un sensor os sale mal y da valores bajos? Normalmente Abbott está pidiendo aguantar 24 horas y valorar. pero esto acaba destrozando las métricas.

1 Capilar 14:40 109
Sensor 14:48 73 33%
2 Capilar 15:32 142
Sensor 15:39 101 29%
3 Capilar 15:43 129
Sensor 15:49 84 35%
4 Capilar 15:50 125
Sensor 15:56 80 36%
5 Capilar 16:00 111
Sensor 16:05 77 31%
6 Capilar 16:13 97
Sensor 16:16 77 21%
7 Capilar 16:21 103
Sensor 16:26 80 22%
8 Capilar 17:42 120
Sensor 17:47 69 43%

Un Saludo,

Jose

Change it.

It always happens to me ... I already play with that little difference.
As the sensor has more days of use, it is reduced.

After 8 hours of "quarantine".Abbott has changed it.I started another and gave me error (replace sensor).

Ultimately the sensors are giving quite a can ...

My lady uses them and already had enough problems with the reading differences of the sensor and reactive strips, when I happen and after many "sometimes absurd" questions, because it is the protocol that they leave to the operators, they have renewed it to me.
But today what they have done me to report them, I called them on Friday to communicate that I had a sensor with problems and tell me to wait 24 hours, this has happened to me on the weekend, therefore I call today Monday with the phone of the phone ofMy lady who uses it, I get the automatic questions and I wait for 10 minutes for me to attend to me, when the operator comes out and I start telling the problem, I cut the call, I call again and I get my operator saying thatThe marked phone does not exist, I insist and the same, so I call my phone and I get the usual questions, when they treat me and I tell the problem I cut me again and I will make the call again with the surprise that again the numberIt does not exist, I call a mobile number that I have and give me another number 900 to call, I do it and here they serve me something better but without giving me a solution, now the problem was that the reactive strips I have are not them and that and thatThat may be the problem, which is not at all because when the sensor is fine, it measures it well with the normal difference that there is usually.
So the solution has not given me, which is not the first time,

I have the experience that there are sensors that work perfectly, but they have a calibration error that exceeds 40 mg/dl to normal levels, and increases or decreases with the level.And it always marks less.What you have to do is compare a couple of days with the capillary and be aware of the difference.Of course, it can be a pain for the alarms of Hip that they are not.To me for the moment (I have 4 controls of 6 months) the estimation of A1C has been good.

Since I started carrying it I have had 2 analytics.The first the sensor told me 5.3 La Glico and it was 5.9.The second, the sensor kept telling me 5.3 and has been 5.6, closer.
What is clear is that it marks below.

Use xDrip or Diabox, allows you to calibrate and avoid all this.

Antonio200 said:
use xDrip or diabox, allows you to calibrate and avoid all this.

Diabox use.The issue is that I don't know how to calibrate or how many times you have to do it.I did it once but I don't know if I did well, the fact is that I didn't make it well either.Is that mine are not new technologies ... 😂😣😣