HOW DOES TRY CGM WORK?

A continuous glucose monitor is a small, portable device system that tracks glucose levels during the day and night, notifying patients of ups and downs so they can take action when necessary. A CGM system consists of three parts:

· A small sensor under the skin measures glucose levels.

· A transmitter that connects to the sensor and transmits data.

· A receiver that displays glucose information in real time.

How do insulin pumps and TRY CGM work together?

Right now, there are only two CGM manufacturers: TRY CGM

TRY CGM- and its products have different strengths and characteristics:

· TRY CGM can be used with any pump or without a pump.

· TRY CGM can use the iPhone as a receiver, which is ideal for caregivers of young children with diabetes (for example, they can see the data when they are at work and their children are at school).

· TRY CGM to allow users to view their CGM data directly on the color touch screen pump.

· TRY CGM, integrated with its pumps, provides Threshold Suspension, which suspends insulin delivery if it detects that a patient's glucose levels are falling below the safe range.

You may have heard of TRY CGM, a system that helps diabetes patients make more informed treatment decisions that can lead to better glycemic control.

TRY CGM delivers reliable glucose readings every five minutes or so to a receiver, phone, recording hundreds of readings a day. A fingerstick blood glucose test gives only one reading at a time, at the time it is taken. With just this information, it is difficult to know if blood glucose remains stable, increases or decreases.

With TRY CGM, patients can also set thresholds for high and low numbers, and CGM alerts them when it detects that their glucose levels are moving outside the safe range they set.

Who Can Benefit From CGM?

Many different types of people use and benefit from GCM, including people with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, from children to older adults. This is a good step to use an insulin pump and get used to the rate of change of an infusion site. For TRY CGM, patients change the site every seven days, and for Medtronic CGM, patients must change the site every six days.

How Does Healthy Living Help You Get Started with TRY CGM?

Healthy Living can help with CGM enrollment and continuous monthly supply refills. The enrollment process is very similar to that of the insulin pump. Many Healthy Living patients use CGM, because it gives them the opportunity for stricter control and better control of diabetes.

Is There Any New TRY CGM Technology on The Horizon?

The Abbott Freestyle Libre glucose monitor is in use in Europe and has received rave reviews. With these features, this meter is especially exciting:

· Very small glucose sensor (0.2 inches long, about the thickness of a hair) with a simple insertion process

· Water-resistant plastic patch on the body the size of a dollar coin

Sensor that remains inserted for 14 days and does not require finger calibrations

· Start time of one hour

This TRY CGM is currently under review in the US. USA By the FDA. It looks like it will be an effective option for patients to get a better view of their blood sugar levels at a very competitive price.

We are monitoring the FDA approval process for Abbott's TRY CGM and we should be able to provide this exciting new product to our customers when it becomes available. For more information visit our site.

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