Very Good in many ways except….
Easy to apply the sensor, and it sticks to the skin very well. The supplied patch helps as well but is probably acting as added security. The sensor settings are sensible and the notifications can be tweaked to suit individual preference. The sensor has never died while I wore it, unlike Abbott’s Libre 2Plus, which did on numerous occasions leading me to switch to Sibionics GS3. The food analysis for glycaemic index is an added and very useful bonus. The only,minor gripe I have with the GS3 is that it is ALWAYS 0.5 mmol/L higher than finger prick glucose level, meaning it is slower to warn of low glucose when hypoglycaemia is imminent. I set my low glucose level warning at 4.3 mmol/L rather than the usual 3.8 mmol/L to compensate for the difference
Show more
Reasonal software. Terrible hardware
The software is fine though missing working widgets (it doesn’t update), live activities etc. But the sensor is the worst. It showed me 90 mg but when checking with a finger prick it was 170 mg. Or it shows 50 mg while the real value as 110. I threw it away and a second unit I bought. Totally unreliable.
Show more
Small and attractive
Very small and attractive both the hardware and the software. However, somewhat less accurate compared to Dexcom g7.
I used parallel the G7 and GS3 for over a month.
Cons: no calibration possibility, no direct watch connection, sometimes losts connections with the phone and needs restarting.
Accuracy: the difference to G7 can be sometimes more than 2-3 mmol/l but the graph shape is similar.The graph is less smooth.
I used parallel the G7 and GS3 for over a month.
Cons: no calibration possibility, no direct watch connection, sometimes losts connections with the phone and needs restarting.
Accuracy: the difference to G7 can be sometimes more than 2-3 mmol/l but the graph shape is similar.The graph is less smooth.
Show more
Amazing CGM
The smallest arm worn cgm, very accurate readings with built in Ai watches yourblood sugar day & night, tiny cgm,
Analyzes your glucose control & foods, meds, insulin etc, encourages you tocorrect eating pattens lods food eaten & advises, entries can be logged manually or voice entered. My 1st GS3 failed inminutes but i binned it and second works above expectations. App updated today & now has some bugs! Telling me ‘two sensors fitted’ & this sensor being used by another person, please change sensor. Ok just to advise people i have hopefully solved the earlier update problems by force stopping my iphone & restarting it, now seems to have started working again.
Analyzes your glucose control & foods, meds, insulin etc, encourages you tocorrect eating pattens lods food eaten & advises, entries can be logged manually or voice entered. My 1st GS3 failed inminutes but i binned it and second works above expectations. App updated today & now has some bugs! Telling me ‘two sensors fitted’ & this sensor being used by another person, please change sensor. Ok just to advise people i have hopefully solved the earlier update problems by force stopping my iphone & restarting it, now seems to have started working again.
Show more
Suggestion
I have been using a lot of different brands lately but the GS3 is by far the most accurate especially as my diabetes is uncontrolled. However, there are far better apps out there that your company could learn from: 1/ make a log of oral medication, but not just a log, but allow user to choose the oral medication they took; 2/ they way you display the log book needs work, one minute your looking at midnight to noon to midnight and then you switch it upside down when you click on logbook; 3/ great you added extra logs but why aren’t they with the main ones, isn’t it important for us to see that on the 2/2/26 at 10pm I was feeling hyperglycaemic.
Otherwise, great sensor, pricey but very accurate
Otherwise, great sensor, pricey but very accurate
Show more
