Question: I've been interested in improving my diet so i can take care of my health starting young. Is this something I should look into or start somewhere else?
The needle doesn’t stay in ,it injects a fine filament It also doesn’t record your blood glucose but your interstitial glucose level not exactly the same thing
Beware that most sensors are defective and once they stop working they just offer a “discount” to replace it. In my case 2 of 3 sensors stopped working
I absolutely LOVE my NutriSense! It's helping me see where I've missed the mark in properly balancing my meals. While I tend to keep my glucose levels stable most of the time, it's great to see when I haven't. This allows me to go in to correct it, it works! Worth every penny! I also purchased the Lumen. Together, I'm learning so much about where I've been missing the mark for weight loss! 😁 PS: I see a lot of complaints about the price of the system. If you are using this for weight loss, look up what other systems cost, from supplements and nutritionists to devices and meal delivery. In a short period of time, you can learn about how different foods effect your body. You also receive advice from a Dietician for the first month at no additional cost (price that on it's own!). Aren't you worth it? BTW..the answer is YES! You are!♥ And ladies..I learned about this from Cynthia Thurlow's book. A worthwhile read if you are considering this for weight loss and better health!🤓
Thanks so much for explaining the costs early on. I went to their web site and did the quiz then it asked for my name and email. I’m so sick of companies doing that and I’ve decided I’m just not dealing with companies that aren’t just straight forward about the cost and process from now on.Diabetes is such a huge issue in the US, and moreso in underserved communities where an extra $300/mo just doesn’t exist for them. Sounds like a fantastic invention and service with the coaching, but there is no way I can afford it. This is cost prohibitive for most people.
DO NOT USE NUTRISENSE unless you want pay them for services not delivered. I signed up initially for the 3 month plan. They invoice you, then they ship the CGMs - or not in my case. For the third month, they shipped my CGMs almost 2 weeks late (12 days to be exact). What did they offer me as compensation? Nothing. Here is the email they sent me: "I understand that you're frustrated with the delay in receiving your CGMs for this month. I apologize for any inconvenience caused by the shipment delay. The 4th of July holiday did impact the normal shipping schedule, resulting in a delay in delivery. I have tracked your package, and it is scheduled to be delivered tomorrow, June 11th. Here is the tracking information:. I apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your patience. Regarding refunds, I want to inform you that once monthly charges have been processed, subscriptions are non-refundable."
I'd have to buy new sensors once a year, and then cancel the subscription after the 30-days. No need to pay for a full-year if you're not collecting data.
Unsure why this one gave me a bruise…the other one was fine. But yes, it is like having an IV in your arm for 2 weeks. You don’t feel it, but it’s in there.
@@HeyCMH When it's time to remove my CGM, I soak a few Q-tips in baby oil, olive oil, whatever I have around ,to soften up the edges. Makes removal easier. You just want to loosen up the adhesive.
If they can't see your blood sugar numbers, then what good will they be? You will get general advice from them. The advice that you get through this method is more personalized.
