Freestyle Libre 2 Reader

The Freestyle Libre 2 reader offers convenience by eliminating finger pricks, accurate glucose monitoring for 14 days, easy-to-read display, and cost-effective alternative to traditional methods.

The Freestyle Libre 2 App enables real-time glucose monitoring, accurate readings, data analysis with graphs, alarms for target range exceedance, food tracking, trend analysis with arrows, 90-day data storage, and easy data sharing with healthcare providers or family members.

The Freestyle Libre 2 reader is considered pocket-friendly because of its compact size and portability, allowing buyers to easily carry it in their pockets for convenient access and monitoring of their glucose levels.

You can buy the Freestyle Libre 2 reader and diabetic supplies from our website. We have diverse options for personal or loved ones’ needs. Our website ensures fast, secure shipping for prompt delivery in excellent condition. The reader is cost-effective and offers unmatched value compared to other diabetes management devices.

The Freestyle Libre 2 reader uses a small sensor on the upper arm to measure glucose levels in the fluid surrounding cells. It offers continuous monitoring for 14 days, eliminating daily finger pricks. By waving the reader over the sensor, users can view current glucose levels and an 8-hour graph.

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You can scan your sensor using either the FreeStyle Libre 2 app OR the FreeStyle Libre 2 reader. The FreeStyle Libre 2 app is free and super simple to use! To send glucose data and alarm alerts to others using the LibreLinkUp app, the FreeStyle Libre 2 sensor must be paired with the FreeStyle Libre 2 app.

The average life of FreeStyle Libre Reader is 3 years. The FreeStyle Libre 2 reader lasts for about 4 days under normal conditions before it needs recharging. In addition to its excellent accuracy, it is the longest-lasting integrated continuous glucose monitoring (iCGM) system available in the market, providing glucose readings every minute.

Instead of a freestyle Libre 2 reader, you can use the FreeStyle LibreLink application. This is because it is made with the same technology that is within the reader device. Such technology facilitates the FreeStyle Libre 2 reader to receive and process glucose data. Because of this reason, such an application may also be used for the routine monitoring of glucose levels.

You don’t have to purchase a FreeStyle Libre 2 reader. Alternatively, you could start the sensor through a FreeStyle Libre 2 app for an alternative first display as you have direct access to the blood glucose monitoring system and later if you like, purchase your FreeStyle Libre 2 reader.

Yes, the prescription is required for the FreeStyle Libre 2 reader and sensors. You are going to see a healthcare provider before you can purchase the system or use it in continuous glucose monitoring.

You can use the FreeStyle Libre 2 either with a reader, your phone using the Libre 2 app or both. If you are using both, always scan your reader first and then your phone after inserting a new sensor.

The App allows you to scan the FreeStyle Libre sensor in your phone to get as many glucose results as you want. If you are scanning with a handheld reader, you should scan the sensor at least every 8 hours to have a clear picture of the blood glucose levels. Most people want to scan more often- at least 8 times a day is recommended.

The other great advantage of FreeStyle Libre is that you can even use your smartphone as the reader. You can download the FreeStyle LibreLink app directly on your phone and scan your sensor for glucose data from afar, thus no need for any separate reader. Make sure your phone model is available for the app for the best performance.

The typical use of FreeStyle Libre 2 reader is approximately 3 years but should be replaced if damaged, not working properly, or if the sensors you are linking to it are frequently unable to connect with it. The sensor will be exchanged after every 14 days. You should also check that the latest software has been downloaded to your reader to ensure optimal results. You should refer your health care provider or the guidelines of the manufacturer if you feel it has some malfunctioning.

Start with one of our FreeStyle Libre CGM systems. Get started by calling your healthcare provider to discuss and get your prescription. Eligible patients will pay $0 copay for one (1) FreeStyle Libre 2 sensor or (1) FreeStyle Libre 3 sensor at no charge, depending upon the availability of the compatible mobile phone operating system for use.

Start with one of our FreeStyle Libre CGM systems. Get started by calling your healthcare provider to discuss and get your prescription. Eligible patients will pay $0 copay for one (1) FreeStyle Libre 2 sensor or (1) FreeStyle Libre 3 sensor at no charge, depending upon the availability of the compatible mobile phone operating system for use.

Yes, the FreeStyle Libre 2 system provides you with an approximate HbA1c (A1c) value based on your sensor glucose readings. For you to get this feature, the meter has to collect data, which is usually after two weeks of using the sensor continuously. The A1c is an approximate value calculated from your average glucose levels during this period. This estimated A1c may not be accurate compared with what is obtained by the laboratory test. For precise measurement, lab tests should be done frequently.

Yes. You can wear the Sensor when bathing, showering, swimming, or exercising. Do not submerge the Sensor in water below 1 meter (3 feet). Do not immerse the Sensor in water for more than 30 minutes.

Some of the main differences between the Libre 2 reader and the app are as follows

• Sharing: The FreeStyle LibreLink app allows reports to be sent directly from the phone. Data can be uploaded via a USB cable to connect the reader to the computer.
• Viewing: The reader has a simple colour touchscreen. Graphs are more colourful and in higher resolution on the app.
• Notes: You can enter notes in the reader within 15 minutes of a glucose reading. The app allows you to enter and view notes at any time in the Logbook.
• Text to Speech: If enabled in the app, you can listen to the glucose reading with the unit of measure and the direction of the trend arrow after each scan.
• Reports: The app and the reader share the same calculation as regards generating glucose reports. The app’s reports would, of course, differ in comparison with the Reader for the reports. More colour and detail along with more interactive options are likely to be noticed with an app report, apart from showing a number representing your estimated A1C along with some basic statistics of glucose history in the last 24 hours.
• Reminder: You may set individual reminders in the app and also an 8-hour timer that resets whenever you scan the sensor. To see reminders, you must enable app notifications on your phone.

Yes. It uses the same technology embedded in the FreeStyle Libre 2 reader, so it can also substitute routine glucose monitoring. The app may be used instead of Freestyle Libre 2 or in combination with a FreeStyle Libre 2 reader.

Yes, the FreeStyle Libre 2 System has a reader device intended to scan and show the glucose data from the FreeStyle Libre 2 sensor. It has a touch screen and hand-held glucose meter with immediate glucose readings. It shows glucose trend arrows as to whether it’s high or low. An 8-hour graph history and customizable alarms are available, based on the user’s need for high and low glucose readings.

The Libre 2 reader product is available on our website for $110. Our Market competitive rates offer customers quality products with affordability. The Libre 2 reader will be promptly delivered to your place with no hidden shipping charges.

The FreeStyle Libre 2 Reader does not have an expiration date. However, you must determine whether the device is working and in good condition. A damaged reader may be exposed to electric shock or unpredictable glucose readings. If your reader appears damaged or is not working, you should contact Customer Service for remedies.

Yes, you can reuse the FreeStyle Libre reader with multiple sensors. The reader works for each new sensor you apply. You keep on monitoring your glucose level. It need not obtain a new reader for every sensor. After applying a new sensor, simply start it using your existing reader, and it will begin recording your glucose data. This design guarantees that the reader is a durable, low-cost component of the FreeStyle Libre system.

Replacement readers are only available for existing users of the FreeStyle Libre reader. For help please contact Customer service support. They will ask you some questions and we’ll need to see your FreeStyle Libre reader. You’ll be asked to enter a serial number from your old FreeStyle Libre reader. And if you don’t already have a web shop account you will be asked to set one up.

Yes, you can use your smartphone as a reader for the FreeStyle Libre 2 system. Abbott offers the FreeStyle LibreLink app that is compatible with both Android and iOS devices and can be used to scan and read your glucose data from your phone.

Only one FreeStyle Libre reader is needed to read glucose levels. The readers can be used multiple times with different sensors and do not need a separate reader for every sensor, thus there will be no need to get a new reader for the sensor each time. Additional readers can be bought if needed because some people desire an extra one in case, they damage the first one so that their glucose levels could be checked without any inconvenience.

To use the FreeStyle Libre 2 reader:

1. Turn on the reader and set preferences.
2. Apply the sensor to your upper arm.
3. Activate the sensor by scanning it with the reader (wait 60 minutes for warm-up).
4. Scan the sensor to get glucose readings and view trends.
5. Set alarms for low/high glucose if needed.
6. Review data for trends and patterns.
7. Charge as needed and maintain by gently cleaning.

The FreeStyle Libre 2 reader is mostly perceived to be accurate and dependable for glucose monitoring. In fact, how accurate it is can actually be measured by the Mean Absolute Relative Difference value which is a common metric by which continuous glucose monitors have been measured. FreeStyle Libre 2 typically would have a MARD ranging from 9-10%, which is at a par with other continuous glucose monitoring systems.