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bvanant:
The eversense is interesting but not terribly convenient unless you are really needle phobic. After a year (6 months now, a year pretty soon) you still need to remove it (scalpel and forceps) and put a new one in. Most folks you now see wearing a LIBRE 2 are in fact not diabetic but rather after "wellness". If you are pre-diabetic you should wear one to figure out which foods to eat (and which to avoid).
Bill
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FTFY Most diabetics with health insurance are using a Libre 3 or 3plus.

Eversense users get the Libre 2.
 
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