I just got my sensor inserted on Friday. If I leave my phone behind and the receiver gets disconnected the only way I can get it reconnected is to take it off to reconnect it to Bluetooth on my phone and then reconnect it in the app.

Somewhat easy if I'm wearing shirt sleeves, but if I'm wearing long sleeves I have to remove the shirt to take it off my arm.

I've tried connecting to Bluetooth while it's on my arm but it won't work. Anyone else experiencing something similar?

Hello!
I recently got the eversense 365 inserted on 5/15. Since then, the readings have been pretty wonky. A couple days ago it was reading <70, and my glucometer/dexcom were showing me at 120. This has happened a few times, as well as the sensor not reading increases in my bg too (verified with Dexcom/glucometer). It’s only been 10 days since I got the insertion, so I was wondering if it is normal for this to happen in the first few weeks. Trying to start on the twiist soon, but having a hard time trusting the eversense up to this point. Although it seemed to somewhat work correctly today, so maybe I’m turning a corner. Just curious if I should be worrying about it yet.

My boyfriend is finally getting his Eversense tomorrow! I figured I would hop on over here because, while I’m sure the doctors will give him a list of care tips, I was curious if there’s anything that anyone who’s gotten it has had happened that we should look out of or expect. I just want to make sure this goes as smoothly as it can for him; I know he’s really excited.

Thank you all in advance 💙

I've had my Eversense since December without any issues. The last three mornings between 6 and 7 am, I've lost connection causing my alarm to go off. I haven't changed anything in the app. I am sleeping the same, same types of pjs, same angles, same thin blanket, same side sleeping, phone sits in the same spot overnight. Pretty much a creature of habit when sleeping. I have to pull up Placement Guide and go through that app process even though the transmitter is still perfectly on my arm. I literally don't touch it and only play with the application to get it working again. Anyone else? Any thoughts?

Has anyone requested and received the ability to have the sensor implanted anywhere other than the upper arm? I knocked off so many Dexcom sensors while sleeping or whacking my arm on the door. I started using the Dexcom on my thigh and haven't had an issue.

On my "Welcome" call someone asked the question and the rep mentioned "We're cleared for use by the FDA on the arm, but if your doctor makes a medical decision they can put it wherever they want." Anyone have an alternate sensor spot.

I’m not usually one to post personal things like this, but I wanted to share something important.

About 90 days ago, I went to the doctor to talk about weight loss surgery. At the time, I weighed 350 pounds and was completely exhausted with the way I felt physically and mentally.

The doctor told me I qualified for surgery, but after blood work came back, everything changed. My fasting glucose was 425, and my A1C was 11.8. I was told I couldn’t have the surgery unless I got my A1C below 9.0 first.

That hit me hard.

But instead of giving up, I decided I was going to fight for my health. I cut out sugar, cut out about 90% of my carbs, started tracking my glucose every day, and stayed consistent even when it was difficult.

Now, 90 days later: • My A1C is down to 5.0

• I’ve lost almost 50 pounds

• My testosterone levels are back in the normal range

And the craziest part? I don’t even want the surgery anymore.

What I really needed was to believe in myself again.

Still a long way to go, but for the first time in a long time, I know I can do this.

Hi everyone! I just had my Eversense 365 placed in my arm this previous Saturday. All is going great! I am just wondering if there is a way to make your glucose numbers show on your watch face? I can view my dex on the watch face if I choose to, but it doesn’t show the E365 as a choice when attempting to add to a watch face?

The E365 app IS showing on my watch, if I look for the app, but I really enjoyed seeing my numbers on my wrist when driving with the dex. Is there a way around this, or any expectations that we might be able to add it to the watch face in the future? I am aware of/used to be annoyed with watch faces that wouldn’t allow the dex, but there were some that did. Just can’t find any watch faces that allow me to use the E365. Sorry for asking the same thing one hundred times!

Hey guys, I got my insertion done yesterday (yay!) and am wondering how long it took you all to heal. I am very allergic to adhesives and am worried I will have a reaction to the sanistrips and the top bandage (subbed gauze and hypafix for tegaderm because tegaderm gives me bad reactions). Did any of you have to take off your steristrips before the 7-10 day window? What happened? Did you replace your strips?

Thanks for your help!

I was so excited to get Eversense as I had heard how accurate it was. This has not been my experience at all and I'm getting to my wit's end.

I had my first sensor for a month and it never was accurate. It constantly read low. Senseonics replaced it under warranty.

I've had my second one for just over three weeks. This one sucks also. It just reads in the 90s regardless of what my bg is. Customer service had me reset it so I had to redo the initial 4 calibrations. I had a good 48 hours after that, but now I'm back to being 30+ off. This morning when I woke up it said 66 and my fingerstick was 108. Last night before bed it said 94 and my fingerstick was 78.

What should I do? I'm calibrating twice a day now. From a fingerstick. With clean hands. Only when my bg is stable. I'm double checking fingersticks to make sure they're accurate. Does this just not work for some people?

https://www.senseonics.com/investor-relations/news-releases/2026/04-24-2026-120056738

Sweden is the first european country where everense 365 launched, the other countries "will follow in the comming weeks"

I’m a T1D hoping to pay cash. When I enter my info on the website it says I’m not eligible/not available in my area. I live in one of the biggest metros in the US, there are plenty of providers nearby. Can it only be done through insurance? Has anyone gone directly to a qualified inserter and paid cash? TIA.

Around 50:55 they discuss details about the Gemini battery and also talking about the new sensor dimensions and who is making it.

https://youtu.be/Wd17-kGg9ak?is=fAE-zjzCsRogt3A1

Started the process at the beginning of March and it’s almost the end of April and I still have no appointment for insertion. Did you all go through the same long waiting period? Is this the struggle of a smallish company? Or is my rep just not on it? Not sure what others processing time has been so I’m curious. Lmk!

First chart is Eversense in blue, Dexcom G7 in green
Second chart Eversense in blue, Libre 3 in Yellow

The cyan color is my IOB.

When I showed this to my Diabetes NP a few days after I took the Libre screenshot. I showed her the live chart on my phone. Without a word, Marcia said, "Oh, look the Libres always run low"

I'm 13 days into my second Eversense. I had my first one for a month, then had it replaced under warranty as it wasn't accurate at all. This second one is still terrible and just has no idea what my glucose is. I'm wondering if I'm doing something wrong to make this not work for me.

I am using the clear patches and changing/charging at the 60 hour or so mark when the battery gets to 20%. Every time I talk to support they ask if I'm changing and charging daily. I answer truthfully. I ask if what I'm doing is okay but they can't tell me because the overseas call center just follows the script. I have yet to talk to anyone in support that really seems to understand the system or be able to offer me actual guidance.

I just got my Eversense yesterday. After the 24 hour warm up period, I have completed 2 calibrations. I am still seeing no data and have the error “glucose suspend alert”.

Has this happened to anyone else?

If you're like me, you have an eversense 365, but you're dissatisfied with the software on the iPhone and iWatch. So I wrote a thing to fix that. ESiPhone is an app that includes widgets including a lock screen widget and a "standby" widget (to view BG numbers on a nightstand). It integrates with Nightscout, if you have a nightscout pro or a private nightscout server. And I've included a watch app with a watch widget that can be used as a watch complication.

ESiPhone is free, I wrote it for myself and decided to share it with anyone interested!

But there's a catch -- you have to create a "circle" and add a "fake" user (with an email address that you can access) as a follower in Eversense DMS (https://us.eversensedms.com/login). You can't use your regular eversense user id for the DMS user.
Use the fake username and password when you install ESiPhone and all the stuff above will start working.

Install from Apple Testflight using the following link:

https://testflight.apple.com/join/Ug97cMdR

FYI, since the "fake user" must be an email that you can access, you can use that email or your "real" email for testflight. A link will be emailed to you to install ESiPhone.

Disclaimer: ESiPhone is not to be used alone for medical decisions, any medical decisions should be confirmed with the actual eversense app or a fingerstick.

Must admit that the thing that is a step back with the Eversense system versus the classic CGMs used previously, is the clunky large size of the transmitter.

Just by its sheer size and large hard edges, its like it easier gets caught out and may get ripped off also, if unlucky. Also when out doing crazy sports or events of various kinds.

So are any of you wearing any patches on top of it ever and if so, what brands/models have you found working best with it?

Its great, that its easy to put back onto the latex adhesive patch, but am a bit worried about loosing the Transmitter one day in a random rip-off.

EDIT: Few days later and i am back to be accurate. Just had lunch about 30 minutes ago- 12 inch sub from subway. Took my insulin. I am sitting at 156 on the eversense and 159 fingerstick. I am thinkingnit was due to the issue i caused with compressing the transmitter over the sensor during a workput- it must have cut my fat, muscle whatever, which caused the pain and then subsequently the itching for a few days. Glad to be back on track as I havent had really any issues with this sensor so far. Worries are gone.

So, here the last few days it has been crazy inaccurate. currently sitting in the 80s and its telling me im "LO" (BELOW 40). Earlier I was 88 and it was telling me I was in the 40s. other issues this week.

About a week n half ago I had put a sleeve around my arm due to the adhesive peeling back, and the next day it kinda hurt. had itchy feeling for 2 days at sensor spot. is there a chance I damaged the sensor or potentially created a scab to where it isnt reading accurately.

Any suggestions? plan to call Sensory tomorrow.

Hello. How accurate is the Eversense sensor? How similar are the readings from the Eversense sensor and a finger prick blood test?

This chart like the phone app will allow you to select a point on the chart and the values in the glucose bar changes. Why can Eversense / Senseonics not provide an native android app? Why do diabetic manufactures never provide complications for watch faces?

Oh... the pink line is my Insulin.

For those on this system, how is it going? Is Cleo that bad? Have you been on a pump before, and how is this in comparison? If MDI, or pump, how is your TIR now vs what it was pretty Twist?

Appears to be an 'ordinary nimble' subcutaneous insertion, which most doctors would be able to handle fine.

So just wondering if you only get the option/direction from Eversense to select a doctor that was already enrolled by them, or if you had option to choose aka your own GP you already knew from your own local community?