

The Future of Implantable CGM Technology
Send us Fan Mail Most continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) need regular changes and careful upkeep. Eversense lasts a full year, which can be a relief for people dealing with skin irritation, accuracy concerns, and frequent sensor swaps. On the latest episode of the Diabetes Nerd Podcast, I talk with Brian Hansen,…

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“Interesting with the accuracy of the glucose testing with the Eversense 365. I am still using a Guardian 4, but will be shifting to Abbott Instinct with the MiniMed Insulinpump. But regardless of what type of sensors we're using. I experien…”
“I wonder about the phone App. Does it work with all phones and what does the phone App look like?For example, are there Up and Down Arrows?Aare there alarms? It would be great if you did a video showing the Phone App. Also is there a receiv…”
“Would sure like to try the Eversense 365 however still doesn’t work with my pump (Omnipod 5).”
“Would be cool if every Eversense sensor would come with your 365 Tipps for Diabetes Book.”
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