Thanks for the update. Since I got my 780G a month ago (which I am very satisfied with, the only bad thing with 780G is that is seems to have the same plastic screen as the predecessors that easily gets scratches) I have started to calibrate my pump as ”one should”. Therefore I am eager to get rid of this huzzle. However I don’t want less correct values, if possible.
That’s great to hear! No calibration is a massive update. Glad to hear you very satisfied with 780G! There are many cases which work well with Medtronic pumps that might help. Stay safe
I have just got my 780G and i have a problem with the MINIMED app. The pump dont see my telephone but when i look in Bluetooth, my phone writes out the pump number. Do You have maybe any idea how to solve it, maybe what should i try? Im hopeless.
hi Nerdabetic,pray you are well I have a son who is type 1 diabetic,I am planning to put a pump on him,do you mind suggesting which pump is better,he is 5 years and I was thinking of getting the medtronic minimed 780g but I also really like omnipod......do you mind suggesting pros and cons of both of them and suggest me which is the better option I would really appreciate thank you very much
Finally 😄 I was waiting for this new technology, no calibration. I'm on Medtronic pump for 17 years and have a sensor on for 4 years. And that was what I hated of the sensor of Medtronic is to much calibration, especially the first day on. Thank you 😘💗
You can make a Guardian 3/4 sensor last for up to 21 days. When it expires you disconnect the transmitter with care, making sure you do not dislodge the sensor. Then you reconnet the transmitter to your sensor. The transmiter will flash the green light and your pump will show that it has seen the sensor. You just go through the 2 hour calibration and you will get another 7 days. I have consistantly made sensors last up to 21 days using this method. This is a useful hack if done with care.
Sorry but no calibration at the expense of lower accuracy is NOT an improvement. The sad thing is that even with one calibration per day I get almost exact matching with libre 1 / xdrip. How about investing more effort in accuracy, consistent reliable connection to the reader... and yes once a day calibration if it can ensure consistent accuracy.
So I'm about to jump from medtronic to tslim, already on the g6 for a month now (in the US.) G6 is amazing, I think I have PTSD from the guardian sensors. They're telling us that despite the G6 already being more accurate than the guardian 3 that their guardian 4 which is even less accurate is a reason for me to move to the 770/780g? Medtronic needs to dump the guardian name and tech and start over.
The reliability and usability is unfortunately the worst in all respects (compared to the Libre and Dexcom G6). Although I find the SmartGuard function (automatic basal rate control and auto-correction) helpful. But it is just not reliable. After my second attempt at a CGM from Medtronic, I will switch back to Dexcom - even with the pump.
Thanks for the update ! Still no open API on the Medtronic apparently.: so we can still not write our own software to download glucose values without having to send them to medtronic servers first. I wish they would understand that innovation will be driven faster by diabetics themselves. The same goes for the control of the pumps. With about 15 year of pump experience, I wish I had more control over the 780G's algorithm. Guardian 4: the packaging is in my opinion a shame: all that waste (battery/electronics) just to be used only once. Does not seem the right choice to keep the costs down too.
@@Nerdabetic I don't think this qualifies as an open API: nothing is published by the company that qualifies this as an open API. If I understand correctly this is a "hack" that still depends on the medtronic care link to send data first to medtronic, but I may be wrong. They have a facebook group - but I'm not on facebook.
It's all about control. Medtronic has it over every patient and they're certainly not going to give it up without a fight. I have the same concern as you do and once I heard about their methodology and how Carelink worked, I cancelled the install.
Thanks for your efforts and research! I have used the Guardian 3 sensor before and apart from the two times per day calibration it worked really well for me. TBH it was vastly superior to the libre freestyle CGM, because it was considerably more accurate for me (I'm sure results vary depending on each individual) and also no need to scan to get my BGL, as it is constantly updating via bluetooth. So there was never any data missing because I forgot to scan. I tried the libre sensor and over several sensors it was horribly inaccurate. One of them would be reading in the low 3's or even high 2's but a finger prick test would show up as in the 5's, then it would be semi accurate if my BGL was between 6 and 8 then it would go out of whack again if my BGL climbed above 9.
Thanks so much for this valuable information and service you provide to the diabetic community. I currently wear a Dexcom and am so grateful for it. As I recently switched to Afrezza (and Treseba) I cannot tell you the better tight control I've experienced. This combo really works for me and I'm currently on board for a better A1C. Dreaming of an Eversense CGM since I saw your interview. Thoughts?
just about the start with a 4. my only concern with the single unit sensors is the waste problem. perhaps I'm old and decrepit, but when I started I had a needle a month, some cotton wool and copper sulphate solution to dispose of. no more. now 50 years later I need a sharps contain every month plus a bin bag of wrappers and plastic to dispose of. to add a battery to that mix seems totally exploitative of the rare earth minerals. but then I am a grumpy old man!
I'm the same as you .. diagnosed almost 60 years ago. Hate the land fill waste we create. I'm currently trialing the 670g for 3 months .. pump is good, but bulky compared to Animas Ping.. and CGM .. mehh .. I pay out of pocket for CGM here in Canada, so the $99/month sensor deal compared to Dexcom $399/month won me over, but hate the waste with the Guardian 3 and amounting blood testing .
Hi! I’m new to your channel and I’m so happy I found it, so rich in content! Where have you found the information about the MARD value for the Guardian Sensor 4 that you had below in the video when you talked about it?
Hello Cam. Does the NEW Medtronic G4 deliver insulin as well and test the glucose. If you said it, I am hard of hearing and did not hear it. I watched a couple other Diabetes help videos and sincerely, you really have excellent info. Even after saying what I said above. I just want to be sure of what I HOPE I DID HEAR. THANKS SO MUCH.
Hi my name is Nikki. I've been on the 670G almost 5 years now and love in the U.S.. My 670G will be out of warrantee by October 2022. Do you know if the 780G will be on the market by then? Also will the medtronic insulin pump ever go wireless? I'm so tired of accidentally getting it caught on things. 🙃
Thanks Kamil for your awesome contents. I want to know if the Guardian 4 can work with Medtronic 670g ??? because my pump is new and we have an upgrade plan from our medtronic office here in my country.
Pfffff if guardian 4 is less accurate than guardian 3 then SEE YA Medtronic! Definitely swapping over to Dexcom and Tandem. Medtronic has outdated software and their pumps and CGMs need some redesigning.
Hi, where do you have the MARD information for the Guardian 4 sensor from? I don't seem to be able to find this information online anywhere. Thanks in advance.
To bad the absolutely non use friendly (nice in a hospital but not for normal life) sticker, sticker, sticker, click connection is not changed. Look at the Freestyle Libre 2 connection system!!!!
@@Nerdabetic How wonderful, I love love your videos! You are doing a great job. Sadly, My son was diagnosed with TD1 almost 2 year ago at age 10 plus hyperthyroidism.... huge shock to us, we did not even had a type 2 diabetic in our families... We r still adjusting to our new life. But thanks to kind people like u the management is much easier because of the wonderful information and experience that you share with us. U stay safe and healthy and keep on the great job
@@Nerdabetic I am so sorry to hear that. I know how hard must that have been specially at a very young age!!!But you are a warrior and a awesome person. Every single day I am praying for a forever cure for my son and all type1diabetic. It is super hard. One thing that I like to ask u pls, is it ok to eat cake every day and inject insulin for it. Another word is daily sugar or carb( cake, bread) consuption ( around 100, 150 gram of carb) still bad for td1 even that you do the right carb to insulin ratio and you are in range. Thank u 💓
I'm so sick of my Guardian 3's constant demand for calibration. I find it completely unacceptable that my CGM requires that I use what I consider an inferior meter and that I am unable to manually test my sugar and input the results into the meter. If for some reason my stupid Contour meter were to break, then my CGM goes tits up until I can obtain and connect a new Contour meter. Absurd. Not to mention all of the other insane alerts, buzzes, bells and nonsense that drives me (and, by extension, my wife) absolutely crazy. And having to time my calibration cycles so that I'm not getting alarmed at 3:00 am by the damn CGM. Not to mention how I cannot pre-charge the transmitter such that the sensor replacement, rewarm, initial calibration and recalibration process takes HOURS. What a terrible, awful system. And since I'm in the US, Medtronic cannot and will not offer anything whatsoever to improve anything. I'm hoping my insurance company will cover a switch to Dexcom. If not, I'm sending this shitty Medtronic CGM to the trashbin.
@@robberhd3218 I just gave up, honestly. My insurance company wasn't covering any of the sensors nor replacement transmitters, so there was no point trying to work through any of these issues. HOWEVER, about two months ago the same insurance company on the same plan approved a new 780G pump and, luckily enough, CGM therapy. So, in the year or so since I posted that, Medtronics has released the 4th generation of the sensor, and the improvements are remarkable. I'm much, much happier using the 780 pump with the Guardian 4. It is a massive improvement. Are there things I'd change? Sure, but most of them are somewhat minor and I think should be fixable in the future. The way the overlay tape is packaged is terrible, and frequently they get stuck together in the plastic bag is in, to the point where occasionally one can become twisted and unusable. And for whatever reason that only Medtronics can explain, they don't include an overpatch with the sensors. So once it's on your arm, it's up to you to figure out a way to keep it flopping around and potentially getting caught on things and ripping off. I use a product called Hypafix which is reasonably resistant to water (at least resistant enough to survive daily showering). The good thing about Hypafix is it is readily and cheaply available on Amazon. I have never seen it in a local drugstore. And the two hour sensor warmup after replacement seems unnecessarily long. I doubt very much that anything is "warming up", but that's the term they give it.
Hi i might be off topic but it worth a shot. Do u know if the 780g works only with medronics CGM? or i can merge it with libre 3 for example. Thanks in advance.
Senseonics is presenting next week too! Stay tuned. I did an interview with their CEO, Tim Goodnow, recently where he revealed a lot about their next gen 365 day sensor which is super exciting.
Guardian (was?) the Woooorst! Tried to return the pump they said 30 day warranty expired, you bought it! Not to dump on medtronic, tandem has issues. Anyone else getting Bluetooth errors on Connect?
Ive been using the Medtronic 780g pump and G4 sensors for around a month. The rep put the sensor on the arm, which is the only approved site in the US, Half the time the connection was not working. I am unable to put the sensor on my arm, because it is so complicated, so I apply it to my abdomen. Because the pump is closer to the sensor, I always have a connection.
I'm using the guardian 4 since last week ... and it's not accurate at all. The guardian 3 I was using before was always spot on with my bg readings, but guardian 4... no calibrations? that's not true, it's less accurate than guardian 3... I'm going to ask my doctot to go back to guardian 3 with guardian link3 bluetooth transmitter . There's no way I'm going to let this sensor control my 780g pump.-
It's over 9 months since you posted .. are you still on 780g and just using the Guardian 3 sensor @Selenah ? I am trialling the 770g .. and despite how antiquated the sensor/transmitter are .. with calibrations.. as good as the Dexcom G4/G5. I don't have insurance for CGM coverage in Canada, so went this route with Medtronic since I'm saving over $200/month for their CGM compared to Dexcom G6/Libre2. The savings goes towards my insulin costs .. so win win when you have no help here in Canada's off healthcare/Pharmacare system based on which province you reside in. 😢
Dexcom wins. Avoid guardian. I'm a user and have been VERY satisfied though I can't say the same for my Tandem tslim x2. I'm heading back to medtronic.
The 780G is the way to go, and in that case guardian 4 is the only smart choice really. It has been a lot nicer to live with than the guardian 3. Granted, it shares the old form factor and isn't the most user friendly in terms of application, but I use a strip of adhesive gause on top instead of medtronic's vanity stickers. Haven't had a single failure in 36 weeks counting.
Thanks for the update. Since I got my 780G a month ago (which I am very satisfied with, the only bad thing with 780G is that is seems to have the same plastic screen as the predecessors that easily gets scratches) I have started to calibrate my pump as ”one should”. Therefore I am eager to get rid of this huzzle. However I don’t want less correct values, if possible.
That’s great to hear! No calibration is a massive update. Glad to hear you very satisfied with 780G! There are many cases which work well with Medtronic pumps that might help. Stay safe
I have just got my 780G and i have a problem with the MINIMED app. The pump dont see my telephone but when i look in Bluetooth, my phone writes out the pump number. Do You have maybe any idea how to solve it, maybe what should i try? Im hopeless.
Give it time, there will be more bad things to happen. Especially when the sensors dont last more then a few days.
hi Nerdabetic,pray you are well
I have a son who is type 1 diabetic,I am planning to put a pump on him,do you mind suggesting which pump is better,he is 5 years and I was thinking of getting the medtronic minimed 780g but I also really like omnipod......do you mind suggesting pros and cons of both of them and suggest me which is the better option
I would really appreciate
thank you very much
Finally 😄 I was waiting for this new technology, no calibration. I'm on Medtronic pump for 17 years and have a sensor on for 4 years. And that was what I hated of the sensor of Medtronic is to much calibration, especially the first day on. Thank you 😘💗
You can make a Guardian 3/4 sensor last for up to 21 days. When it expires you disconnect the transmitter with care, making sure you do not dislodge the sensor. Then you reconnet the transmitter to your sensor. The transmiter will flash the green light and your pump will show that it has seen the sensor. You just go through the 2 hour calibration and you will get another 7 days. I have consistantly made sensors last up to 21 days using this method. This is a useful hack if done with care.
I have tried this, but because my sensors don't last for 7 days.
Sorry but no calibration at the expense of lower accuracy is NOT an improvement. The sad thing is that even with one calibration per day I get almost exact matching with libre 1 / xdrip. How about investing more effort in accuracy, consistent reliable connection to the reader... and yes once a day calibration if it can ensure consistent accuracy.
I couldn’t have written it better myself, that’s exactly my thoughts when I watched this video!
So I'm about to jump from medtronic to tslim, already on the g6 for a month now (in the US.) G6 is amazing, I think I have PTSD from the guardian sensors. They're telling us that despite the G6 already being more accurate than the guardian 3 that their guardian 4 which is even less accurate is a reason for me to move to the 770/780g? Medtronic needs to dump the guardian name and tech and start over.
You can still calibrate it
The reliability and usability is unfortunately the worst in all respects (compared to the Libre and Dexcom G6). Although I find the SmartGuard function (automatic basal rate control and auto-correction) helpful. But it is just not reliable. After my second attempt at a CGM from Medtronic, I will switch back to Dexcom - even with the pump.
Thanks for the update !
Still no open API on the Medtronic apparently.: so we can still not write our own software to download glucose values without having to send them to medtronic servers first. I wish they would understand that innovation will be driven faster by diabetics themselves.
The same goes for the control of the pumps. With about 15 year of pump experience, I wish I had more control over the 780G's algorithm.
Guardian 4: the packaging is in my opinion a shame: all that waste (battery/electronics) just to be used only once. Does not seem the right choice to keep the costs down too.
There is a Nightscout integration for some Medtronic pumps by DIY.
@@Nerdabetic I don't think this qualifies as an open API: nothing is published by the company that qualifies this as an open API. If I understand correctly this is a "hack" that still depends on the medtronic care link to send data first to medtronic, but I may be wrong. They have a facebook group - but I'm not on facebook.
It's all about control. Medtronic has it over every patient and they're certainly not going to give it up without a fight. I have the same concern as you do and once I heard about their methodology and how Carelink worked, I cancelled the install.
Does xDrip help ?
Thanks for your efforts and research! I have used the Guardian 3 sensor before and apart from the two times per day calibration it worked really well for me. TBH it was vastly superior to the libre freestyle CGM, because it was considerably more accurate for me (I'm sure results vary depending on each individual) and also no need to scan to get my BGL, as it is constantly updating via bluetooth. So there was never any data missing because I forgot to scan. I tried the libre sensor and over several sensors it was horribly inaccurate. One of them would be reading in the low 3's or even high 2's but a finger prick test would show up as in the 5's, then it would be semi accurate if my BGL was between 6 and 8 then it would go out of whack again if my BGL climbed above 9.
Thank you for your work
Thanks for watching!
I have the 780G insulin pump it is really good with autobasal and autoboluses. Which is really cool.
Thank you guy! On your channel i found more information then in all Russian sites about loop systems and diabetic market.
Thanks so much for this valuable information and service you provide to the diabetic community.
I currently wear a Dexcom and am so grateful for it. As I recently switched to Afrezza (and Treseba) I cannot tell you the better tight control I've experienced. This combo really works for me and I'm currently on board for a better A1C.
Dreaming of an Eversense CGM since I saw your interview.
Thoughts?
just about the start with a 4.
my only concern with the single unit sensors is the waste problem. perhaps I'm old and decrepit, but when I started I had a needle a month, some cotton wool and copper sulphate solution to dispose of. no more. now 50 years later I need a sharps contain every month plus a bin bag of wrappers and plastic to dispose of. to add a battery to that mix seems totally exploitative of the rare earth minerals.
but then I am a grumpy old man!
I'm the same as you .. diagnosed almost 60 years ago. Hate the land fill waste we create. I'm currently trialing the 670g for 3 months .. pump is good, but bulky compared to Animas Ping.. and CGM .. mehh .. I pay out of pocket for CGM here in Canada, so the $99/month sensor deal compared to Dexcom $399/month won me over, but hate the waste with the Guardian 3 and amounting blood testing .
Great job and news as usual. Thanks a lot for toi sharing.
Nadj
Thanks a lot for watching!
Hi! I’m new to your channel and I’m so happy I found it, so rich in content!
Where have you found the information about the MARD value for the Guardian Sensor 4 that you had below in the video when you talked about it?
Guardian 3 is highly accurate reading
Thank u for sharing this info. Wonderful job🙂
Thanks so much! Glad to hear you found it useful 😁
@@Nerdabetic 💙
That is awesome!
excited to try
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hello Cam. Does the NEW Medtronic G4 deliver insulin as well and test the glucose. If you said it, I am hard of hearing and did not hear it. I watched a couple other Diabetes help videos and sincerely, you really have excellent info. Even after saying what I said above. I just want to be sure of what I HOPE I DID HEAR. THANKS SO MUCH.
Hi my name is Nikki. I've been on the 670G almost 5 years now and love in the U.S.. My 670G will be out of warrantee by October 2022. Do you know if the 780G will be on the market by then? Also will the medtronic insulin pump ever go wireless? I'm so tired of accidentally getting it caught on things. 🙃
Thanks Kamil for your awesome contents.
I want to know if the Guardian 4 can work with Medtronic 670g ??? because my pump is new and we have an upgrade plan from our medtronic office here in my country.
Well, Medtronic said that the 770G pump can be updated to 780G software; I haven’t heard of the 670G being updateable.
Pfffff if guardian 4 is less accurate than guardian 3 then SEE YA Medtronic! Definitely swapping over to Dexcom and Tandem. Medtronic has outdated software and their pumps and CGMs need some redesigning.
Hi, where do you have the MARD information for the Guardian 4 sensor from? I don't seem to be able to find this information online anywhere.
Thanks in advance.
Hi. This information was shared during the conference. Thanks for commenting.
I thought the Mard of the Guardian (4) was 8 some % on the arm? Let me know if I'm correct please thanks.
how is accuracy of dexcom vs guardian 4?
To bad the absolutely non use friendly (nice in a hospital but not for normal life) sticker, sticker, sticker, click connection is not changed. Look at the Freestyle Libre 2 connection system!!!!
Hello dear, any updates when the new omnipod will be out in USA.😊
No updates at the moment. Insulet is presenting next week so we might hear more then. Stay tuned :)
Also interested. Thank you from South Africa.
@@Nerdabetic How wonderful, I love love your videos! You are doing a great job. Sadly, My son was diagnosed with TD1 almost 2 year ago at age 10 plus hyperthyroidism.... huge shock to us, we did not even had a type 2 diabetic in our families... We r still adjusting to our new life. But thanks to kind people like u the management is much easier because of the wonderful information and experience that you share with us. U stay safe and healthy and keep on the great job
That’s incredibly kind of you to say! I was diagnosed at 12 and it is life changing. Hope he is well 😁
@@Nerdabetic I am so sorry to hear that. I know how hard must that have been specially at a very young age!!!But you are a warrior and a awesome person. Every single day I am praying for a forever cure for my son and all type1diabetic. It is super hard. One thing that I like to ask u pls, is it ok to eat cake every day and inject insulin for it. Another word is daily sugar or carb( cake, bread) consuption ( around 100, 150 gram of carb) still bad for td1 even that you do the right carb to insulin ratio and you are in range. Thank u 💓
Can i have a smartwatch compativel with this pump and g4 on andoird phone and watch?
I'm so sick of my Guardian 3's constant demand for calibration. I find it completely unacceptable that my CGM requires that I use what I consider an inferior meter and that I am unable to manually test my sugar and input the results into the meter. If for some reason my stupid Contour meter were to break, then my CGM goes tits up until I can obtain and connect a new Contour meter. Absurd. Not to mention all of the other insane alerts, buzzes, bells and nonsense that drives me (and, by extension, my wife) absolutely crazy. And having to time my calibration cycles so that I'm not getting alarmed at 3:00 am by the damn CGM. Not to mention how I cannot pre-charge the transmitter such that the sensor replacement, rewarm, initial calibration and recalibration process takes HOURS. What a terrible, awful system. And since I'm in the US, Medtronic cannot and will not offer anything whatsoever to improve anything. I'm hoping my insurance company will cover a switch to Dexcom. If not, I'm sending this shitty Medtronic CGM to the trashbin.
Can’t you just turn the alarms off and set your low alerts to say 3.5 and only alert ON LOW and not before low. Same with the high good luck 🤞🏻
@@robberhd3218 I just gave up, honestly. My insurance company wasn't covering any of the sensors nor replacement transmitters, so there was no point trying to work through any of these issues. HOWEVER, about two months ago the same insurance company on the same plan approved a new 780G pump and, luckily enough, CGM therapy. So, in the year or so since I posted that, Medtronics has released the 4th generation of the sensor, and the improvements are remarkable. I'm much, much happier using the 780 pump with the Guardian 4. It is a massive improvement. Are there things I'd change? Sure, but most of them are somewhat minor and I think should be fixable in the future. The way the overlay tape is packaged is terrible, and frequently they get stuck together in the plastic bag is in, to the point where occasionally one can become twisted and unusable. And for whatever reason that only Medtronics can explain, they don't include an overpatch with the sensors. So once it's on your arm, it's up to you to figure out a way to keep it flopping around and potentially getting caught on things and ripping off. I use a product called Hypafix which is reasonably resistant to water (at least resistant enough to survive daily showering). The good thing about Hypafix is it is readily and cheaply available on Amazon. I have never seen it in a local drugstore. And the two hour sensor warmup after replacement seems unnecessarily long. I doubt very much that anything is "warming up", but that's the term they give it.
Anyone know which insurance companies cover these cgm and pump or Dexcom and omnipod??
Hi i might be off topic but it worth a shot. Do u know if the 780g works only with medronics CGM? or i can merge it with libre 3 for example. Thanks in advance.
Works only with G4 sensors.
Do you have any updates to Senseonics? Do you think their technology is better?
Senseonics is presenting next week too! Stay tuned. I did an interview with their CEO, Tim Goodnow, recently where he revealed a lot about their next gen 365 day sensor which is super exciting.
@@Nerdabetic YAY! Thank you!
What s the difference with Synergy sensors ( square shape)?
Guardian (was?) the Woooorst! Tried to return the pump they said 30 day warranty expired, you bought it! Not to dump on medtronic, tandem has issues. Anyone else getting Bluetooth errors on Connect?
Ive been using the Medtronic 780g pump and G4 sensors for around a month. The rep put the sensor on the arm, which is the only approved site in the US, Half the time the connection was not working. I am unable to put the sensor on my arm, because it is so complicated, so I apply it to my abdomen. Because the pump is closer to the sensor, I always have a connection.
Hi, do you know if the new Guardian 4 transmitter uses the existing Guardian 3 sensors? They looked the same on your video but guess are different?
I will try to find out if transmitters are interchangeable and let you know.
@@Nerdabetic they are not interchangeable (at least per our study team). They do look exactly the same.
I'm using the guardian 4 since last week ... and it's not accurate at all. The guardian 3 I was using before was always spot on with my bg readings, but guardian 4... no calibrations? that's not true, it's less accurate than guardian 3... I'm going to ask my doctot to go back to guardian 3 with guardian link3 bluetooth transmitter . There's no way I'm going to let this sensor control my 780g pump.-
is there any way to force app calibration?
It's over 9 months since you posted .. are you still on 780g and just using the Guardian 3 sensor @Selenah ? I am trialling the 770g .. and despite how antiquated the sensor/transmitter are .. with calibrations.. as good as the Dexcom G4/G5. I don't have insurance for CGM coverage in Canada, so went this route with Medtronic since I'm saving over $200/month for their CGM compared to Dexcom G6/Libre2. The savings goes towards my insulin costs .. so win win when you have no help here in Canada's off healthcare/Pharmacare system based on which province you reside in. 😢
Do you have any info on Tandem and when the t:connect mobile app will come to Canada
No information yet. I will see if I can find out any updates and get back to you if I do!
I hate guardian, its such horror. I probably going back to tandem n dexcom again. So disappointed
Hi know this is a lil late but dose it take longer to warm up
No, still 2h
No calibration.........Really? Someone should tell my pump this tonight.
How long does the sensor last?
7 days
Dexcom wins. Avoid guardian. I'm a user and have been VERY satisfied though I can't say the same for my Tandem tslim x2. I'm heading back to medtronic.
The 780G is the way to go, and in that case guardian 4 is the only smart choice really. It has been a lot nicer to live with than the guardian 3. Granted, it shares the old form factor and isn't the most user friendly in terms of application, but I use a strip of adhesive gause on top instead of medtronic's vanity stickers. Haven't had a single failure in 36 weeks counting.
@@churchofsighandthology adhesive gauze??
Go Dexcom 7. Medtronic is still far from user friendly.
Why ? Give some context please
@@robberhd3218 Medtronic G3 is very inaccurate.
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