lie to the sensor
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Permalink Reply by Sidney Partridge smile on -
Sorry, I forgot to mention the brand. The brand is minimed cgm.
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Permalink Reply by Amber Evans on -
If using a minimed it is easy:
1.go to sensor start
2. click new sensor (it will tell you have to wait 2 hours but usually within 15minutes with ask for a new calibration and will ask again in 6hrs - just as does when you started the sensor.
Note you do not need to remove transmitter and re-attach and you can leave it under the same adhesive if not bothered
I have defiantly gotten 9 days this way (making up for the ones that died in 6 hours)
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