| 5. (additional) Sometimes I bleed when a sensor is inserted. Not a gusher, just dribble down the arm. Doing this by a sink is a good idea.
6. If you are putting a sensor in your arm, having a mirror on the wall is a HUGE help.
7. If you get blood on the contacts of the sensor, you will need to wipe them off before adding the transmitter. Q-tips work well for this.
8. To use the one-hand IV 3000 overbandage, fold in half the long way, and cut out a rectangle the size and shape of the transmitter and mount.
-Lloyd
__________________ If it is to be, it's up to me! -Lloyd http://www.forecast.diabetes.org/mag...atures/success Insulin Dependent T2, C-peptide 0.5, Pumping 2 1/2years
10/28/09 5.4 7/20/09 5.4 4/20/09 5.3 1/20/09 A1c 5.2 12/2/08 A1c 5.0 10/6/08 A1c 5.1
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