Rob Oldfield
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Another point could be that the introduction of Dexcom may give Abbott a gentle reminder to sort out reliability issues of Libre 2 and wider availability of Libre 3?
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Dexcom One (probably) to come to the NHS on prescription (alongside Libre 2)
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Bruce Stephens
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It's a different app to the G6 one. I suspect it's possible for them to cause it not to work with the Apple Watch and it looks like the kind of daft thing they're doing to differentiate the two products.
trophywench
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I was merely saying about why I didn't think it would be an advantage for me, personally - never suggesting in the slightest that it wouldn't be for anyone else - Lucyr is a case in point - yes she would benefit - on the assumption she isn't equally allergic to Dexcom's adhesive etc - but that's always in the lap of the Gods when you try anything.
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