I might switch if my insurance will pay for it in February when this transmitter dies.
I have tried to work through the problems with the enlite sensors. From what I understand they are getting better with each upgrade of their pump. So I'm really waiting for the 640g to find out. Medtronic is further along on the artificial pancreas The problems with the enlite sensors are holding them back.
I find that it takes my sensor 2 -3 days then they are very accurate. But frustrating that I lose half of the time during the beginning of each sensor and I equate that to losing half my money. I got got so tired of getting medtronic to replace sensors, which they have no problem with, but I think it's silly for them to read these questions off a piece of paper when I've already gone through their trouble shooting tips. Last time their Bayer meter gave me a very high blood glucose reading and not thinking to test again, took an injection when in actually the BG was really around 200. Bayer replaced the meter and I sent it back. Didn't mind to much, got to eat cookies, but that was 3 hours on the phone with medtronic and one hour with Bayer. Medtronic didn't want to let me go til my blood sugar came back up. I do have to say. Medtronic cares and I'm still glad I have their pump, but would rather that CGM worked 7 days instead of 3.
I have tried to work through the problems with the enlite sensors. From what I understand they are getting better with each upgrade of their pump. So I'm really waiting for the 640g to find out. Medtronic is further along on the artificial pancreas The problems with the enlite sensors are holding them back.
I find that it takes my sensor 2 -3 days then they are very accurate. But frustrating that I lose half of the time during the beginning of each sensor and I equate that to losing half my money. I got got so tired of getting medtronic to replace sensors, which they have no problem with, but I think it's silly for them to read these questions off a piece of paper when I've already gone through their trouble shooting tips. Last time their Bayer meter gave me a very high blood glucose reading and not thinking to test again, took an injection when in actually the BG was really around 200. Bayer replaced the meter and I sent it back. Didn't mind to much, got to eat cookies, but that was 3 hours on the phone with medtronic and one hour with Bayer. Medtronic didn't want to let me go til my blood sugar came back up. I do have to say. Medtronic cares and I'm still glad I have their pump, but would rather that CGM worked 7 days instead of 3.
