Sensor life
Alright, I guess I can call it official now...
Sensors placed on the arm last longer.
Period.
At this point I've gone through a box of them, and every single one finished at least two full cycles, or two weeks. In fact, 14-16 days seems to be the norm.
Combined with much more accurate readings, a lot less aggravation from missed readings at night, and significantly increased comfort, there is simply no excuse, at least for me, to return to the recommended abdominal placement.
And dropping to effective cost of the sensors by 50% due to increased life is a huge difference when one pays for these things using one's own credit card.
Sensors placed on the arm last longer.
Period.
At this point I've gone through a box of them, and every single one finished at least two full cycles, or two weeks. In fact, 14-16 days seems to be the norm.
Combined with much more accurate readings, a lot less aggravation from missed readings at night, and significantly increased comfort, there is simply no excuse, at least for me, to return to the recommended abdominal placement.
And dropping to effective cost of the sensors by 50% due to increased life is a huge difference when one pays for these things using one's own credit card.
posted by Blinkered at 12:16 PM
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