Ordered mine, thank you for this info. I debated on this system as I have been wearing a Dexcom for about 9 months. The price is pretty close to what I pay for these every 10 days but the data in the app for Nutrisense?? Wow! Love it. Do you recommend a consult with the nutritionist (my ins won't pay) is it worth them going over your labs with you? Curios what your opinion is on this Jenny
Hello! I would advise trying Nutrisense on its own for 2 weeks to get a handle on it before pulling the trigger on a nutritionist. I dont know that they would be able to tell you anything about your labs unfortunately. If you want to send them my way, I can take a look for you! Send them to me by email, listed in the description :)
@@JennyMitich Yes! I will send. Its really the only issue I have in this whole space. I can get every blood test done but without someone with knowledge (I'm still learning) its hard. Thank you!
Hopefully this will be cheaper later and don't require a prescription. Insurance is a scam and some doctors are very ego centric and not willing to help.
Hello! You don't need a doc if you order through Nutrisense, they set it up for you. But in general CGMs will be available over the counter really soon in the US and that should drive down the price :)
It depends on what subscription you sign up for. I think its anywhere from $225 a month to $350 per month. I think you can also just purchase the app and get CGMs elsewhere.
The cost for the nutrisense CGM monitor is $250 to $300 a month. That's a lot of money
Libre 3 is less costly. But not as functional.
Gratitude for this great information, i always wanted a glucose monitor, i am ordering one through your link 😎
This was so so helpful! Thank you so much! ❤
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Thank you kindly!
...and a cool title.
Ordered mine, thank you for this info. I debated on this system as I have been wearing a Dexcom for about 9 months. The price is pretty close to what I pay for these every 10 days but the data in the app for Nutrisense?? Wow! Love it. Do you recommend a consult with the nutritionist (my ins won't pay) is it worth them going over your labs with you? Curios what your opinion is on this Jenny
Hello! I would advise trying Nutrisense on its own for 2 weeks to get a handle on it before pulling the trigger on a nutritionist. I dont know that they would be able to tell you anything about your labs unfortunately. If you want to send them my way, I can take a look for you! Send them to me by email, listed in the description :)
@@JennyMitich Yes! I will send. Its really the only issue I have in this whole space. I can get every blood test done but without someone with knowledge (I'm still learning) its hard. Thank you!
👍🏿 thank you
Hopefully this will be cheaper later and don't require a prescription. Insurance is a scam and some doctors are very ego centric and not willing to help.
Hello! You don't need a doc if you order through Nutrisense, they set it up for you. But in general CGMs will be available over the counter really soon in the US and that should drive down the price :)
Any problem getting the monitor wet in the shower?
Not for the Dexcom.
Hello! Nope, they are made for that.
Wish my insurance would cover the cost of my CGM.
Same...
I want one to track my glucose while sleeping and see what's going on. But price is expensive.
Hello! Its super fun. Luckily CGMs will be available over the counter very soon in the US so the prices should decline
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Here first
I swim twice a week, would this wreck it?
Hello! Nope, CGMs are good underwater up to a certain depth
@@JennyMitich thx!
How much does it cost?
It depends on what subscription you sign up for. I think its anywhere from $225 a month to $350 per month. I think you can also just purchase the app and get CGMs elsewhere.