FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensor
Price £54.99
Expected Delivery: Tuesday
Treatment Information
Overview
What is Freestyle Libre 2 sensor
Diabetics can now track their blood glucose levels in a painless way using the Freestyle Libre 2. It is well known for its accuracy and reliable CGM system. A simple one-touch scan for real-time glucose monitoring makes it easy to use.
It allows users to check their glucose levels in a convenient and pain free manner. Users can get glucose readings on the FreeStyle Libre 2 sensor app on their phones. This app includes real-time glucose alarms and readings. For every minute indicating when glucose is too high or too low. By using this feature, diabetics can make more effective diet and exercise decisions.The FreeStyle Libre 2 Flash CMS is the most reliable and practical continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) sensor devise available in the market. Featuring real time alarms to aid the management of diabetes. It enables pain free glucose monitoring as there is no need for finger pricks.
It improves diabetes management with real-time alarms for high and low glucose levels. Users can connect to the FreeStyle Libre 2 app to note their glucose levels anytime. With the Freestyle Libre 2 app, it's possible to check your glucose on your phone. It lets you share your glucose results anytime, anywhere, with a simple 1-second scan. This sensor is water-resistant and lasts for 14 days.
How does Freestyle Libre 2 system work?
The FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensor has a easy to use design. So, you can put it on the back of your upper arm. To read the sensor, place a FreeStyle Libre 2 Reader (sold apart) over the sensor to get a reading from it.
- Uses a simple and easy connection to confirm the reading.
- Functions well while covered by clothing. If nothing knocks the sensor off of the arm, it can remain on for up to 14 days.
- Showering or bathing with it is safe because the FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensor is water resistant. But, you also need to be extra cautious.
Why choose FreeStyle Libre 2 flash glucose monitoring system?
- Alarms for significant swings in glucose levels and signal loss
- Excellent accuracy
- Does Not need finger pricks, makes glucose monitoring painless
- Enables to track real-time glucose readings in real-time
- Compact and Discreet sensor design
- Comfortable and easy to wear
- Water resistant, allowing user to wear it while swimming
- Can store Glucose readings for up to 8 hours in 15-minute intervals
- Exceptional 14 day accuracy with a few false alarm
- Requires no bank break as it is cost-effective and accessible
- Set trends to see how your glucose levels are going so you can take action accordingly
- Provides custom alerts to notify high low glucose levels
Directions
How to apply the FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensor
Follow these steps to apply the Libre 2 sensor;
- Step 1: First of all, find an area on the back of the upper arm. Make sure it does not have scars, moles, or lumps. Wash the area with plain soap (without fragrance or moisturisers) and water, and then dry it.
- Step 2: Clean the skin with an alcohol wipe to disinfect it. Then let the area air-dry before going ahead.
- Step 3: Now remove the lid of the sensor pack by peeling it off and remove the cap from the sensor applicator. Match the dark marks on the applicator and pack by pressing the applicator down. Put it on a flat surface until it stops, then lift it to take it off the pack.
- Step 4: Put the sensor in place by putting the applicator over the cleaned spot and pressing it down. Then, remove the applicator from the arm and make sure the sensor is secure.
Removing the FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensor: process
These steps will help you remove Freestyle Libre 2 Sensor;
- Step 1: To take off the old sensor, pull up the adhesives edge and peel it away in one motion.
- Step 2: To put on the new one, find a new site and clean up with an alcohol wipe
- Step 3: Prepare the sensor pack and sensor applicator as instructed.
- Step 4: Now apply the sensor and make sure it's secure after application.
- Step 5: Before tapping the new sensor on the reader, hold the reader within 4 cm to scan it. The sensor needs an hour for initialization.
Cautions
When shouldn't you use Libre 2 sensor?
- Pregnant woman Or dialysis patient:
Avoid using it if you're pregnant or on dialysis. If you have stuff like pacemakers, then don't use this sensor. Also, it is not recommended for patients with grave illness. - Automated Insulin dosage:
Don't use it with automated insulin systems like closed loops or insulin suspend. It might mess up the dosing. - Remove the sensor before x-rays:
X-rays could damage and affect glucose tracking. - Scans and zaps:
Before MRI, CT, or zappy diathermy, take off the sensor. In strong fields, the glucometer can damage it, giving wrong glucose readings.
FreeStyle Libre 2