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Old 05-13-2008, 03:49 PM
mooredge mooredge is offline
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Originally Posted by bernfarr View Post
Since you have the latest Dexcom, which meter are you calibrating it with. Remember most meters are only accurate +/- 20% and I believe that many of them err on the safe side. From my experiences the Dexcom also errs slightly on the safe side. So these days I'm trying to shoot for 90 as a target with the Dexcom.
I took a look at your blog and i saw that the old Dexcom required the use of a cable. Wow, that is definily a pain. I'm using the Freestyle Freedom meter to calibrate it, with no cable obviously. So far i've found that the new Dexcom is right on the money +/- no more than 10 from my meter when it comes to blood sugars that are not rapidly changing. As far as post-prandial peaks and highs over 200 i question the readings.

Thanks for the advice guys, i think i'm going to start trying to get it down around 90-100
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