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Comparison of Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) Sensors 2026
A glucose sensor — also called a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensor — measures your glucose level around the clock…
Dexcom on Android in Ukraine: How to Install the App (G6, G7, ONE+)
Dexcom’s continuous glucose monitoring works as a pair: a sensor plus a smartphone app. But users in Ukraine almost always…
Dexcom on iPhone in Ukraine: G6, G7, One+ — User Guide
Step-by-step instructions on how to install the Dexcom app (G6, G7, One+) on an iPhone in Ukraine via the UK…
How to Install LibreLink or Libre 3 on iPhone: Step-by-Step Guide
How to install LibreLink or Libre 3 on an iPhone if the app you want isn't available in the Ukrainian…
How to Install LibreLink or Libre 3 on Android: Step-by-Step Guide
Step-by-step guide to installing FreeStyle LibreLink and Libre 3 on Android in Ukraine using a VPN and a regional Google…
Dexcom G7: How to Install and Set Up the App on Android in Ukraine
Step-by-step guide to installing and setting up the Dexcom G7 app on Android in Ukraine: account registration, sensor activation, alert…
Is it okay to exercise while wearing a glucose monitor?
Is it possible to exercise while using a CGM sensor, and how does physical activity affect glucose levels?
One day without CGM and one day with it: the difference in how I feel
A comparison of a single day with and without continuous glucose monitoring—and how it affects how you feel.
Interesting food discoveries that are very tasty but don’t cause fluctuations in blood sugar levels
Delicious foods that don't cause sudden spikes in blood sugar—a selection of great finds for your daily diet.
What a glucose graph shows that a glucose meter will never show
Why is a glucose trend from CGM more informative than one-time measurements taken with a standard glucose meter?
The Effect of Hormones on Glucose Levels: Cortisol, Insulin, and Adrenaline
How cortisol, insulin, and adrenaline affect blood glucose levels.
Glycemic “Swings”: Why You Feel Sleepy or Crave Sweets After Eating
Why do you feel sleepy or crave something sweet after a meal? The explanation lies in the “glycemic swings.”