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Originally Posted by spike That's why I'm looking forward to the navigator. You will be able to change your therapy based on the readings, without having to double check with a handheld meter. shame on MM!  | Hopefully it will be approved that way. Heck, the CGMS was marketed by Minimed's trainers as not needing anymore fingersticks but 2 a day to calibrate, and it was the FDA that manditated they add on thier information that it's not a replacement and that before any corrections (insulin or food) are given a fingerstick should be done. So hopefully the Navigator will get approved without that little notation which is what turns insurance companies away from it.
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