Medtrum S7 - Everything you need to know

Do you know if you can connect to a Medtronic insulin pump?
My girl has her meter (with a puncture) and it is that meter that synchronizes with the Medtronic Bomb to indicate the insulin to administer.
That calculation, of acquiring a meter without a puncture, would be somewhat more complex.

beni _ said:
Do you know if you can connect to a medtronic insulin pump?
My girl has her meter (with a puncture) and it is that meter that synchronizes with the Medtronic Bomb to indicate the insulin to administer.
That calculation, to acquire a meter without a puncture, would be somewhat more complex.
No idea, but personally, no insulin pump would still link any continuous meter.I think whatever, there is still a bit to trust continuous meters.Although I trust that there is very little.Anyway this is my personal opinion the same someone here thinks differently!

Good afternoon .. Here I leave you a compilation post that I made in my blog of everything that should be known about the Medtrum S7

Features, videos, user manual and information links

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Good afternoon.This morning I had consult with my endocrine and I have told him about this measurement sensor and had no idea.Note has been taken to investigate.He has also told me that in about a year all type 1 diabetics regardless of where we will have the free subsidized.

breast with diabetes said:
good afternoon .. here I leave a compilation post that I made in my blog of everything that should be known about the Medtrum S7

Features, videos, user manual and information links

Link

Thank you for sharing your experiences with all of us.Knowledge does not take place.

diegomiquel said:
good afternoon.This morning I had consult with my endocrine and I have told him about this measurement sensor and had no idea.Note has been taken to investigate.He has also told me that in about a year all type 1 diabetics regardless of where we will have the free subsidized.

If 90% of the endocrin@s do not know the Dexcom or the Guardian Connect to know the Medtrum that has just come to the market, they only know the free freestyle and because they are putting them by the eyes within the consultations.-

@erpla I don't know if you'll do the test with XDRIP but it would be good to know if you can use the Medtrum S7, it would be a tip in your favor.;)

I think it can't yet be connected to XDrip but I don't think they take long to do it

@Sigsauer you still can't, a penalty I will have to use the sensors that I have left without that good app.The developers are aware so I hope I don't take long.I tried with the Medtrum A6 option in XDRIP but nothing.I hope they don't take ...

I have already received my package, Diabetika Thank you, Super Fast!
I have the sensor heating ...... 1.45 minutes and we start!
Supersence of applying, painless at least in this first test, much more spectacular (pity).
I will continue to tell you.

I've already received it ... Let's see how ...;)

beeyou said:
I think it still cannot be connected to xDrip but I don't think they take long to do it

Hopefully it is soon! ... If someone finds out, let him know !!!;)

I share my experience after 2 days with the Medtrum S7, perhaps for how I did the first calibration, which was very high and corrected, quickly lowering the glucose ... the question is that in an actual measurement the real measurement, compared to theDel Medtrum is about 40-50 mg/dl above, despite having made several calibrations.

For example, last night, before dinner I marked 140 mg/dl, but when doing the hair check, I really was at 206 mg/dl, come on, I went from being "calm", not to be ...Say it in some way ... I hope that with the following calibrations I will get over, because this +50 dispersion seems to me to have confidence!

I will tell you!

Here I need to know how you are going to you @"mama with diabetes" and @"niñaburbuja" !!Do you add the data?

@Fer for personal reasons the sensor you carry ended up finally removing it ... I was very bad but bad days ... and went crazy with the medication.
I have another slope to put ...

I hope you are better @"mama with diabetes" and I hope that this second sensor goes better, you will tell us !!;)

fer said:
I share my experience after 2 days with the Medtrum S7, perhaps because I did the first calibration, which was very high and corrected, quickly lowering the glucose ... theIt is a matter that the real measurement, compared to that of the Medtrum, is about 40-50 mg/dl above, despite having made several calibrations.

For example, last night, before dinner I marked 140 mg/dl, but when doing the hair check, I really was at 206 mg/dl, come on, I went from being "calm", not to be ...Say it in some way ... I hope that with the following calibrations I will get over, because this +50 dispersion seems to me to have confidence!

I will tell you!

Here I need to know how you are going to you @"mama with diabetes" and @"niñaburbuja" !!Do you add the data?

Interesting, knowing that you can compare with Dexcom (even if it is an "old" G4 with the ancient "Mard").
But I am afraid that the Medtrum may be "interesting" for those who do not know the MCG, or have no experiences, or pass a free (without adaptations) to McG .... so to move from anything, to the Medtrum it canbe an advance, but for those who come from Dexcom (even a simple and obsolete Seven of 10 years ago), I smell me, I am afraid ... that is a bit (quite) disappointing, which gives meRabies (because it could be a revulsive for the distribution of Dexcom in Spain and its prices, for example).Although it may also be that each person goes one way or another ... or perhaps we have to wait for upcoming updates (the base and the idea is already and was good).

But what Fer said ... first hand, and how Dexcom user, you will tell the differences ... but I think that in 15 days you are with old Dexcom again :).

Greetings

I have so much healthy envy .. In my country there is no free, dexcom or talk.I use free but through international shipments that arrive from Argentina, the Medtrum hopes is interesting and it is a strong competition for the rest of the MCG and forces them to be more accessible and to expand worldwide.

fer said:
I share my experience after 2 days with the Medtrum S7, perhaps because I did the first calibration, which was very high and corrected, quickly lowering the glucose ... theIt is a matter that the real measurement, compared to that of the Medtrum, is about 40-50 mg/dl above, despite having made several calibrations.

For example, last night, before dinner I marked 140 mg/dl, but when doing the hair check, I really was at 206 mg/dl, come on, I went from being "calm", not to be ...Say it in some way ... I hope that with the following calibrations I will get over, because this +50 dispersion seems to me to have confidence!

I will tell you!

Here I need to know how you are going to you @"mama with diabetes" and @"niñaburbuja" !!Do you add the data?

I advance the name of my next video ... "The Odyssey of the Second Sensor" I don't say more

fer said:
I share my experience after 2 days with the Medtrum S7, perhaps because I did the first calibration, which was very high and corrected, quickly lowering the glucose ... theIt is a matter that the real measurement, compared to that of the Medtrum, is about 40-50 mg/dl above, despite having made several calibrations.

For example, last night, before dinner I marked 140 mg/dl, but when doing the hair check, I really was at 206 mg/dl, come on, I went from being "calm", not to be ...Say it in some way ... I hope that with the following calibrations I will get over, because this +50 dispersion seems to me to have confidence!

I will tell you!

Here I need to know how you are going to you @"mama with diabetes" and @"niñaburbuja" !!Do you add the data?

@Fer to me with the free exactly the same thing happens to me, if when I active I am a little high or upward trend, the sensor marks me 40-50 above, when myoomiao or bluon active already with xdrip or glimp I am calibrating and whatI solve.- I do not know how the calibrations of the Medtrum application will be.-

niñaburbuja said:

fer said:
I share my experience after 2 days with the Medtrum S7, perhaps for how I did the first calibration, which was veryHigh and I corrected, quickly lowering the glucose ... do to you @"mama with diabetes" and @"niñaburbuja" !!Do you add the data?

I advance the name of my next video ... "The Odyssey of the Second Sensor" I don't say more

Come a woman already put a woman who see you with continuous surprise faces for what you say !!!!But come on that it smells like Poltergeist Sensors hahaha.

I have noticed that next to the screen where the current value of glucose and graphic is shown, there is a drop of blood, which is emptied and full ... and I am not sure, but I think it depends on the current value ofThe glucose, if you are high, is filled, if not, empties ... the ones you are also trying the Medtrum, have you noticed it?Is so?

@Fer that drop indicates the time that you have calibrated, when it is completely filled by calibration.
Do you do the trend arrows good?