Hello,
No it does not do ketone. The freestyle libra has a sensor you place on the
back of your arm. It has a small needle and very strong adhesive. Once the
sensor is applied and adjusts to your body, you can then use either the meter
that comes with the libra or your phone to scan the
hi,
Presuming this gives you a blood sugar reading, does it also tell you about
levels of ketones?
thanks, Sandy
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> On 7 Nov 2018, at 17:57, Reg Sullivan wrote:
>
> Yes, it comes as part of a kit which also includes one or two 14 day Sensors.
> Not sure of
Yes, it comes as part of a kit which also includes one or two 14 day Sensors.
Not sure of the exact price, I believe somewhere around $200.
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Hi. I am guessing that you have to get the actual machine in order to use this
app? Thanks.
Terri
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> On Nov 5, 2018, at 10:08 PM, Terri Stimmel
> wrote:
>
> Hello everyone,
>
> Well I do not have this unit yeah, I looked at the link that was given for
> the US
Hi
Freestyle use the NFC (near field communication) feature on the phone.
Afaik iPhone 7 is the first to have it.
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It most likely means to tell you that your iPhone 6S which I assume you mean
when you say iPhone S-6 is not compatible with the Libre sensor.
It says clearly in the app description that you need at least an iPhone 7 or
higher because it uses NFC (nearfield communication) technology to scan the
Yes, the app needs access to NFC which requires an iPhone 7 or newer. It is
only from the iPhone 7 that apple let some third-party apps to use NFC. On
earlier iPhones can only use NFC for Apple pay.
Cheers,
Brett.
On 6 November 2018 4:08:23 pm Terri Stimmel
wrote:
Hello everyone,
Hello everyone,
Well I do not have this unit yeah, I looked at the link that was given for the
US version of the app. It states that this app uses specific features, this
device does not offer. I’m not sure what in the world that means? I am using an
iPhone S-6, would the latest update.
Does
Hello,
I just finished up setting the app up. I am so glad the link was given for the
US store. It was a breeze to set up with my iPhone. The app works great. I will
be using my phone from now on to scan my sensor.
Greg Wocher
> On Nov 5, 2018, at 4:50 PM, Reg Sullivan wrote:
>
> I
I understand that here in Canada the app is available and the reader is
accessible using Iphone 7 and greater. The app uses NRC technology to read the
sensor data using voice over to verbalize it for us.
I will be trying the sensor as soon as I upgrade my phone, probably this fall.
Hi
The Freestyle Libre app is in the US app store. Here is the link.
FreeStyle LibreLink - US by Abbott Labs
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/freestyle-librelink-us/id1325992472?mt=8
>
> Donna
> Hello,
>
> I too am waiting for the release of the Freestyle LibreLink app in the US App
> Store.
Hello,
I too am waiting for the release of the Freestyle LibreLink app in the US App
Store. I currently am using the TapTapSee application to capture a image of the
screen and read the bg reading to me. This works well enough for now but it
will be nice to have the app on the phone with the
Hello,
Right now the apps for either platform are not in the US right now. I am using
the Libre now however. I use the Envision AI app on my phone to read the screen
of the Libre meter. It works quite well. Seeing AI does work but not quite as
well as Envision. The envision app does cost. It is
Hi,
there is a librelink app for the freestyle Libre you would need to check if
it's released in your country. If it is the librelink app can be used to
start and read the sensor. I'm currently using mine with Android and I'm
due to start a new sensor in about 5 days, so I can test the iPhone
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