AgaMatrix BlueTooth to iPad/iPhone -thoughts?

[Estragon]

OK, since Sept19 I’ve been using the non-Bluetooth Meter. Transferring manually number into a SS. I wasn’t even aware I could USB Data from my existing Meter - ugh...

Now, those that Data transfer to a Device, have you any Tips ‘n Tricks in dealing with the Data in another Platform?

 

[Jaylee]

OK, since Sept19 I’ve been using the non-Bluetooth Meter. Transferring manually number into a SS. I wasn’t even aware I could USB Data from my existing Meter - ugh...

Now, those that Data transfer to a Device, have you any Tips ‘n Tricks in dealing with the Data in another Platform?

Well? I manually input test results. From my meter into an app called Diabetesconnect. I have an Android phone & an iPad.
They both share via this app using my email account.
I find it easier just banging it in using me thumbs..

 

[Estragon]

Well? I manually input test results.

I’m liking the idea of Taking A Test and it appearing directly into an App.

 

[nutribolt]

OK, since Sept19 I’ve been using the non-Bluetooth Meter. Transferring manually number into a SS. I wasn’t even aware I could USB Data from my existing Meter - ugh...

Now, those that Data transfer to a Device, have you any Tips ‘n Tricks in dealing with the Data in another Platform?

I use Caresens dual and have it paired using Bluetooth with xdrip so every time i take a finger prick, it automatically appears on xdrip. Now i have xdrip pushing Data to nightscout and nightscout sync with Diabetes: M app so all my data is well backed up... oh the complex web I weave

 

[Tribal61]

I’ve been using and still do use Sanofi’s MyStar Plus and now One Drop Meter ( both BT and made by Agamatrix) for years!
Huge improvement over manual data insertion. Once you’ll try BT, you will never go back!