Fair play Adrian.
That is why I suggested folk interested check this out further for
themselves.
Yes think the one I was hearing of has an app too and now does sound
more like the one you speak of.
Trust I brought some enlightenment to the subject for those who have a
diabetic condition anyway.
Note of caution: there have been a few cases where the device caught
fire so perhaps check with the Diabetes society or a professional before
proceeding that is what I'd add.
Thanks,
Tony
On 26/08/2023 20:53, Adrian Talpa wrote:
Hi Tony,===========================================================
note that this is the Freestyle Libre 1 that uses NFC to read the sensor
either with the provided scanner or an NFC-enabled phone. It's very easy
to miss a low during the night with this device...
The new Freestyle Libre 2 uses Bluetooth and has real-time capabilities.
This is a major change as scanning during the night wasn't happening as
the patient was sleeping.
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/about_us/news/freestyle-libre-2-can-now-work-real-time-continuous-glucose-monitor
All the best,
-Adrian
On 2023-08-26 20:08, Tony Sweeney wrote:
Abbott freestyle libre for diabetics===========================================================
(Came across this as a result of today's tech group discussion. I
recommend folk interested investigate this further shoud it be
something
that they may wish to use as I have no need of such a device myself.)
TS.
The FreeStyle Libre system is the #1 sensor-based glucose monitoring
system used worldwide. The FreeStyle Libre system eliminates the need
for painful routine finger pricks offering an easy way to check glucose
with a painless 1-second scan even through clothing.
Description
How To Apply
The small, discreet sensor worn on the back of the upper arm
continuously measures the glucose concentration in the body's
interstitial fluid. It is worn for up to 14 days and is water-resistant
so continues to work while you shower, swim or exercise.
You can use the FreeStyle Libre reader or FreeStyle LibreLink app to
scan your FreeStyle Libre sensor and receive your current glucose
reading, up to 8 hours of glucose history and an indication of where
your glucose is heading. For a complete glycaemic picture, you must
scan
your FreeStyle Libre sensor every 8 hours.
https://healthwave.ie/shop/diabetes/abbott-freestyle-libre-sensor/
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