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It’s addictive . Would advise not using at all cost . Ruins many peoples lives

Says not to have sensor so close to the pump hence the fake lows

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I’m about to start the degree in September so don’t have much idea of the profession but is it likely that wages will go up to reflect the increasing responsibilities of a pharmacist?

Sir how to progress as a pharmacist like after passing OSPAP how to progress as pharmacist to greater roles That’s may also helpful in increasing salary

What’s the hourly pay of fresh pharmacist who’s just pass the OSPAP+exams ?

The difference in the readings may be the result of the CGM being too close to the insulin pump. You may want to check the manufacturer guidelines.

I have the same one

Try tensing and releasing your arm on the second to last click. It will prevent you from being able to tense up again in time for when the needle is inserted and itll hurt less

I have the exact same as you but I’m only 10 years old and i have had diebeaties for 2 and a half years now ❤❤

You can get medical adhesive remover wipes and spray, makes removal way easier and less painful 😊

For full time pay isnt great at 50k with 7years experience

I'M a b pharmacy student can i do ospap without m pharmacy

I start my first day in hospital on monday after doing just under 2 yrs in community which i hated. I feel like my clinical knowledge has always been a strong point but i know ill struggle a little to begin with but one tip another hospital pharamcist gave me was that no one knows everything so dont go in with the assumption that you need to know everything the most important thing is knowing where to find the information and consolidate findings to come up with a reasonable rational and answer to queries. I actually find that skill set in itself to be strongest in community pharmacists because we have very few guidelines to work with whereas within trusts there are specific guidelines so problem solving is something you'll naturally be good at when moving from community to hospital. Good luck to anyone in a similar boat as me take it on as a challenge and give it your all.

Sir, I did B. Pharm and I am eagerly waiting to be part of OSPAP 2026 !

Is it really necessary to keep the Libre 2 Plus within 7cm of the Omnipod 5? What do you do when you have to put on a new Omnipod every 72 hours to minimise pump site infections? Do you ever put the Omnipod 5 on other sites (e.g. stomach, upper part of the buttocks)? It sounds like the Bluetooth signal on the Libre 2 Plus isn't good enough which is causing connectivity issues. Are the NHS taking the issues up with Abbott and Insulet?

So if i am a indian b pharm pharmacist Then what i have to do

How long does it take to move from band 6 to 7 to 8

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Honestly it's a terrible career choice.

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The Law of Small Numbers proves itself right again! As well as the Libre Sensors notorious fake lows!

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So what would happen if you hit blood vessels? Does it end up having inaccurate reading?

got a question - can you use the "official" libre app on a phone as well as have it connected to the pod / controller? or can you only view the libre data on the omnipod controller?

Do they tho? 😂

Whether to be a pharmacist or not is your decision but I be aware that a lot of pharmacies have closed and more stores are predicted to close . Salaries gone down but responsibility and number of services gone up . And to top it all off there are not many jobs left .I don’t want to put anybody off studying pharmacy but it is helpful sometimes to know the reality .

Here is Australia you can buy those for around $7 for 2 tablets if you gey a pharmacy generic. Most people dose their family so you can buy packs of 6 for around $18.

my mom takes medications that are over 300 dollars before insurance, and then she pays about 7 dollars after insurance, its all just a huge scam

Im hoping to become a general pharmacist, soon ill start college so ill let you know how it goes

I have a question about salaries for pharmacists: Do community pharmacists get paid more than hospital pharmacists?

Would love to see a review compared to libre 2+. I’ve just started on Omnipod 5 with libre 2+ and finding it rather difficult. Connection is terrible and really limiting site rotation options for me. Thinking of going down the DIY route with Dexcom one plus

hi mam after doing MSc pharmaceutical chemistry ...then I'm eligible for OSPAP

Now I know why one of our patient is on Targinact!

Yeah interleukin II inhibitor is the most important one

I've had the omnipod 5 with G6 for a year. My Hba1c is 4.2, the best its ever been in 22 years. For me though every sensor starts to fail from day 8, tells me I'm low all day so I don't get the insulin i need, or it drops in and out of connection. And with g6 the compression lows are annoying! With the g6 it doesnt need to be so close, mine are legs and arms apart. Just a quick one with being out and you don't know the carb value, theres an app called Nutracheck. it's free, it'll ask if you want to sign up for a subscription, you don't do anything. This was shown to me by my dietician. And its got everything on there.

Thanks for sharing your experience with the OP5 and FL2+. I haven’t seen any other user experiences with this combo. I’m thinking of switching to the FL2+ but I might hold off after watching your vid. I have pretty consistent glucose readings with the G6 and I’ve init had to calibrate a few times since starting it in Dec ‘23. It’s a shame though as I was hoping to switch from the G6 and save money! They say the sensor and pod need to be on the same side of the body, but with the G6 I’m able to have them for example on my left inner thigh and right arm and they communicate just fine. Also try pinching around the infusion site when the cannula is being inserted and it may sting less

Hi, Thanks for sharing. I have onnipod 5 and waiting for the libre to be updated on my prescription…. but my question is… Did you need a new PDM? I dont have the option to choose the libre as a sensor on my PDM, Only the dexcom! Did the device update or is there something else?? Thanks!

I have previously had I/v Vancomycin in hospital, with no reaction. Two months ago, on a non-urgent admission to treat cellulitis in my lower legs, I was given a Vancomycin drip of 500 ml to be over 3 hours. Alas after a few minutes and just 12 ml of the drug, I had a severe anaphylactic shock. I had difficulty breathing, but no red-man syndrome. I was given 2 injections of epinephrine (adrenaline) (I weigh 140 kg) and had 2 hours on an oxygen mask - though no cardiac problem. A frightening experience that I felt potentially life-threatening (I’m a man aged 74). When I recovered, I remembered that I had previously had a similar reaction in hospital 2 years ago - that time, staff had stopped the drip soon after it started. I’ve now added Vancomycin to the Penicillin, Amoxicillin, Keflex and Isoniazid allergies I’ve already listed on the Emergency Alert card I carry in my wallet (Kym in Darwin, Australia).

So i am not alone😅

Weird question dude, do you feel the insulin going in when it does the insulin?

Read labels and ask if your on universal credit is a five year course lmaooo

behind every doctor is a pharmacist checking they're doing it right

I mean what do pharmacists actually do?... they dont prescribe the drugs... so what do they need to know other than english so they can read the labels

Funny how people always mock knowledge that saves lives but love ridiculous things 😂😂

Sir I ' m In italy i finished my pharmacy practice level 3 RPL qualification from Midwest college London how wll come and get registration for regulatory bodies, and finde the sponser please help me, my native place is sri lanka

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