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> On Jun 3, 2021, at 9:13 PM, Simon A Fogarty <[email protected]> wrote:
> 
> 
> Hi Linda,
>  
> Sudden drops are always going to be an issue for you but things you could 
> look in to would be the
>  
> Freestyle Libre Link
> Which has a very accessible app for the iPhone,
> And the sensor is approx. 1.25 inchs diameter and is attached to the back of 
> your arm while in use,
>  
> Usage time is approx. 14 days,
> Possibly shorter if in the USA (not sure why).
>  
> They are a product of Abbott diabetes care which is a Uk company I believe.
>  
> I use these myself as a type 1 / insulin dependant diabetic.
>  
> There is also another product called  dexcom
>  
> These are again a CGM device which can talk to your mobile phone via a usable 
> app on the phone.
> The Dexcom also has a Bluetooth attachment which means unlike the libre link 
> you don’t have to scan the sensor to get the BG reading.
>  
> The Dexcom can talk directly to your phone / app via Bluetooth every I think 
> its 5 minutes and therefore gives you a more constant glucose reading.
>  
> Also both systems apps allow you to setup alert / alarms that if readings are 
> to low, they will not just tell you but can be made to send a message to 
> important other who can then carry out any assistance if required.
>  
>  
> As for apps re food / glicemic index etc,
>  
> There are probably a lot but you would be best to check out what is available 
> in your country of residence,
> I don’t’ think the app I have for new Zealand would be of any good to you in 
> your nation of origion
>  
> Hope this helps.
>  
> Good luck
>  
> From: [email protected] <[email protected]> On Behalf Of 
> [email protected]
> Sent: Friday, 4 June 2021 5:13 am
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Diabetes Management & Glycemic Index Apps
>  
> Hi Everyone,
>  
> I an a non-insulin dependent diabetic. Recently diagnosed after having Covid. 
> My knowledge of tools to manage blood sugar is limited to talking 
> glucometers. My problem is this, my blood sugar drops so rapidly, by the time 
> I realize there is a problem, it is too late. Are there any apps that would 
> work along with a patch that could alert me to the fact my sugar is dropping 
> rapidly? I am afraid to work my dog outside alone for fear of having a severe 
> hypoglycemia attack.
>  
> Also, has anyone found an accessible app for determining the glycemic index 
> of various foods?
>  
> Thank you in advance,
>  
> Lynda  
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>  Thank you very much for all the good information that you all have shared 
> with me. I appreciate it very much.

Who makes the Dexcom? Is that the name of the company? And is there a specific 
model that I need to look at?

Thanks again.

Lynda

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