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The FreeStyle Libre 3 app is cleared for use with the FreeStyle Libre 3 system sensors.
The newest member of the FreeStyle Libre family is the most advanced continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) technology designed to help you make progress:
• Your glucose in real time, anytime [1].
• Be notified the minute your glucose is too low or high. Optional alarms[2] help you know when to take action.
• Real-time readings updated every minute—5x faster than any other CGMs[3].
• Get detailed reports, including your time in range, to better understand your glucose trends and patterns.
COMPATIBILITY
You can only use the FreeStyle Libre 3 app with the FreeStyle Libre 3 system sensors. It is not compatible with FreeStyle Libre or FreeStyle Libre 2 Family of Sensors.
Compatibility may vary between smartphones and operating systems. Learn more about compatible smartphones at www.FreeStyleLibre.com.
APP INFORMATION
The FreeStyle Libre 3 app is intended for measuring glucose levels in people with diabetes when used with the FreeStyle Libre 3 system sensors. For more information on how to use the FreeStyle Libre 3 app, please refer to the User’s Manual.
Consult a healthcare professional to confirm if this product is right for you or if you have questions about how to use this product to make treatment decisions.
[1] A 60-minute warm-up is required when applying the sensor.
[2] Notifications will only be received when alarms are turned on and the sensor is within [30 feet or 10 meters] unobstructed of the reading device. You must enable the appropriate settings on your smartphone to receive alarms and alerts. See the FreeStyle Libre 3 User’s Manual for more information.
[3] The user’s device must have internet connectivity for glucose data to automatically upload to LibreView.
The sensor housing, FreeStyle, Libre, and related brand marks are marks of Abbott. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners.
For additional legal notices and terms of use, go to www.FreeStyleLibre.com.
Before using the app, review product labeling and the interactive tutorial at
https://www.freestyle.abbott/us-en/support.html#app3.
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To resolve any technical or Customer Service issues you are having with a FreeStyle Libre product, please contact FreeStyle Libre Customer Service directly.
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What is FreeStyle Libre 3 – US?
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Community Voice & Feedback
Has serious accuracy issues, both on the bottom end and the top end. 20-25 point difference!! That pretty much messes up all the time in range and other reports. Not to mention reliability and trying to get under 7 A1C ! It sucks why they don’t enable calibrate like dexcom does with blood test results .
I think the experience would be much better if your blood glucose could be displayed on your lock screen.
Have constant inaccurate glucose readings. Connection problems. I am pricking my finger to assure accurate reading. Sensor 3 plus is always From 10 to 30 points lower than actual blood reading with my needle. Very frustrating I have at least 7 sensors I have saved. I used Libre 2 for 2-3 years and NEVER had these problems. Considering using Dexcom if this issue
Is not resolved quickly.
Is not resolved quickly.
I am going to switch back to the Libre 3 small handheld device because it doesn’t lose connection like this iPhone app even holding my iPhone in my left hand and the sensor on my left upper arm - reset of Bluetooth or restarting my iPhone doesn’t resolve the issue
The sensors continually fail. The app is technically weak where a sensor can’t be reset or re-initialized. One and done sensors even if they fail immediately upon application. The Support is of no support. I called and they failed to replace with working sensors (x2 immediately didn’t work), costing me time and money. I will never use again. The Abbott company is a joke.
I love the features of the app but I don’t like the fact that the app notifications can’t be turned off without being harassed about them being off until you turn them back on.
I love my Libre sensor. Never had an issue falling off maybe because I use a patch cover. Put it on as directed. No issue. I like the formats. The doctor can see the graphs and the daily, weekly progress, which is great. Ask doc’s office for the code to connect.
Very seldom does it disconnect. It helps me be accountable and I need that.
Very seldom does it disconnect. It helps me be accountable and I need that.
I don’t like the app will not show reading if I turn off the critical alerts. It sent out messages every 2 minutes within the last 48 hours. I removed the sensors and turned off notifications and now just sticking my finger manually
I’ve had this for 2 months now and only once has my sensor given me a near accurate reading. It was 10ml off, but it’s literally the closest it’s come to what my finer stick has stated. On my first month of using this my app was constantly yelling at me for having low blood sugar, but now it’s telling me I’m high all the time when I’m not. It just said I’m at 165 when my finger stick says 79. I cannot continue wasting money on this if it’s not going to work. I can’t risk my health nor my money. I will be contacting my insurance in the morning about seeing if I can get approved for another brand that may actually work and not risk my life.
Freestyle is so much better than any other GCM I HAVE USED ! Easy to navigate , find activities I’ve logged. and accurate . I would highly recommend Libre 3 above all others !! I would give it 10 stars if it were available 🥰
Says it lasts for 15 days. 7 of them days you have no signal. It beeps more from loss of signal than the alerts you set. Not to mention that I purchased one that was damaged upon opening it.
I wasted my money buying this sensor because it always gives incorrect readings and wrong information.
So, let’s grant, for the sake of argument, that I need an audio critical alert for a bg of 53. Fine, so I acknowledge. I take some glucose. Two minutes later — before the glucose could possibly have taken effect — the app is honking, again. I need to be able to control such things, as the alert is loud and obnoxious, which is presumably intentional. So, the app is not good granting the preceding assumption. But we shouldn’t even grant that assumption. There are times I cannot have the app honk. I teach. I would love to be able to monitor my bg while teaching, but if it at some point it drops below 55, I will address it without the alarm. As it stands, I would simply have to disable critical alerts to keep the app quiet. But then I wouldn’t see the continuous bg, which is counterproductive. That abbott thinks they know better than I do what alerts should do and when is repugnant and means I will certainly be moving to the dexcom version of a con after my brief trial with the libre 3.
I’ve been using the Libre 3 app for the last few days, and while the sensor itself is excellent and does a great job detecting and tracking my glucose levels, the app experience has been very disappointing.
There are several usability and reliability issues. For example, I can’t easily swipe through the graph to view glucose readings at specific times. The historical data is also inconsistent—some of my previous days’ data has disappeared, and I can’t reliably access yesterday’s readings even though I’ve been using the app continuously.
The sensor seems to work well, but the app feels buggy and unfinished. Improving the stability, data history, and graph navigation would make a huge difference to the overall experience.
There are several usability and reliability issues. For example, I can’t easily swipe through the graph to view glucose readings at specific times. The historical data is also inconsistent—some of my previous days’ data has disappeared, and I can’t reliably access yesterday’s readings even though I’ve been using the app continuously.
The sensor seems to work well, but the app feels buggy and unfinished. Improving the stability, data history, and graph navigation would make a huge difference to the overall experience.
I have used this app on my own phone (iPhone 13pro) but need to run it on a 6s. The 6s supports up to version 15.8.8. Phone work great - no reason to replace and it’s somewhat beloved at this point. He didn’t want to switch phones for one app and I’m not with him all the time to continuously monitor. Would be great for older clientele to be able to use on their phone instead of a family members. We’ll likely just have to see other options for monitoring his glucose, see what other brands might offer. Which is a shame as I like the product otherwise.
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