Libre Glucose Meter Libre 2 with Optional Glucose Alarms, High & Low Blood Sugar Indications, Sensors Sold Separately

Be careful where you place these. They really do need to be behind your arm where they will not get knocked. I have these sensors for three years now and am glad I have stopped the frequent finger pricking. Every so often I do a counter check and there is very little variation between the sensor and the finger prick. Customer service is great. Highly recommend them.

10/10 quick reading instructions;example 1 ; if your blood sugar thru this reader says 8 but with an arrow going up then your blood will read 10 to 10.5. on a blood testing machineexample2 ; if blood thru the reader is 8 with arrow going down then your blood sugar will be 6ish on a blood machineexample 3; if your blood sugar reads 8 and the arrow is horizontal then you are at that moment equal to a blood sugar reading on a blood test machine.i write this because people don't know which result is correct, blood is always always more accurate But there is a pattern to the libre 2 and the above statement is it .. there will always be variations, but the sorta gives you an ideathis machine is worth it... im a type 1 diabetic for over 50 years, with good control up until this year, now that i have to have a really good look at whats going on in my body this is saving my life & my finger tips

this is a bit pricey but can you put a price on your health? easy to use it looks accurate but I will have to compare with the health care workers method. As far as I know you can do as many readings as you want and find out what foods or drink are effecting you, cut them out and try again.

As a Type 2 diabetic, I decided to self fund (not cheap) to use these after years of stabbing my fingers doing blood tests. Also I chose this brand as the NHS is giving these to some diabetic patients.However whilst I expected the readings to be "within the range" of the blood test, a bit disappointed that quite a large number of results can be really way off.For example, blood result shows 8 whilst the Libre2 shows the reading as 11. At the other end, blood result of 6 would show on Libre2 as 3.9. ( which might lead someone to actually think they are running low, & take in more sugar) And it wasn't the first time the results varied.Maybe I'm doing something wrong, though I have followed all the instructions, I don't know how a insulin dependant person can trust & adjust their dose based only on these readings.I would use this as an "indication" of my glucose reading and follow up any suspicious result with a blood test to confirm.But I like the concept and it has certainly reduced the number of times I prick my fingers - as long as the reading makes sense.

the product is used and when i buy it they said it should be new i found old reading for the old owner in the history stored , plus it doesn’t read in and i thought it will read in mmol/L which is stander reading in uk but it use mg/L so you need to convert it

I bought the reader and paid £74.99 only to realise you don't actually need the reader! You can use the free app which you download onto your phone and then your phone works with the sensors as a reader. So I wouldn't waste money buying the reader if you own a smartphone. The reader is also less easy to use than the app, you can see all the data far more easily on your phone.

Excellent piece of equipment, a must for type 1 diabetics especially in this hot weather, much more detail than what's on the app.

My husband is a diebetic and cannot get this product on prescription as he is type 2 he also has dementia and forgets to inject insulin so this product to me is extremely good as it keeps him on track Mrs Hinks