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Is removed from Google play. But, its right here: https://www.juggluco.nl/Juggluco/download.html , incl manual and instructions.

I think this is also the case for the Watch 4? To be set via ADB I believe.

Good question, I still need to try it out. Hope in the coming week.

Hello Sheila, Maybe this video will give you some help and advice: This guy is giving a ton of good advice, also about eating (or not eating ;)) carbs Cheers, Marten

Or call upon "tech" somebody in your direct neighborhood who knows how to help you out. Why not ask it here in a separate discussion.

I have two meals a day. Use Treshiba (6 units per 24 hrs) and before earch meal 9 units of Novorapid. I spike to 11-12 (sometimes 13 and sometimes 10) and my HbA1c = 43 Hospital folks are quite happy, and yes, so am I. ;)

OK, so it is the alarm-thing. And that one is still not solved by Google and/or Abbott. What you could do is ask Abbott for a reader. If you activate your next sensor with it, you will be fine concerning the alarms. Other solution is installing a second app like Juggluco. Unfortunately not in...

Thanks. But now with the latest sensor the readings stopped working as well because the phone does not recognize the sensor. That might well have to do with the upgrade of the OS. And the sensor was already registered, you cannot register twice, hence the error. I would put more pressure on...

Yes, the values are correct, the porridge is a no go ;) But 12.3 is not horrible. So no worries.

That is another issue. Can you tell us what you did: placing the sensor -> activation (how, with what device? Phone + Libre app or another app or Libre Reader?) Marten

The other one is Juggluco. This one has an Wear OS app as well. See: http://jkaltes.byethost16.com/Juggluco/mgdL/index.html Cheers, Marten

Pages from the creator: http://jkaltes.byethost16.com/JugglucoWearOS/mgdL/index.html

Well, we will see. Reading the comments: I think the point is the number BT connections. e.g. I turned off the alarms in the Libre app, so he will try to connect via BT. Just scanning (NFC) 3 - 4 times per 24 hrs is enough to fill mij LibreView site -> hospital folks) Than there is the...

Have look at this: Maybe Neil Pinkett is a member of this community as well?

Thank you. There is a Juggluco Wear OS version. So I think the watch should be able to work as a stand alone.

No experiences here on this subject? I just got my Watch 4 in this morning. So let's investigate. ;)

All the .apk files are here: http://jkaltes.byethost16.com/Juggluco/download.html

Thank you Barry, so you don't use Juggluco to send the data to Libreview Many thanks, Marten

Let's try the holyday link: https://www.albelli.nl/onlinefotoboek-bekijken?widgetId=d43677ba-2794-489f-8fbb-5aa8ed549e4e

Hi, sorry, one more about Juggluco. This time on the smartwatch. I assume that once you install the app on your smartwatch there is no need to take your pone with you al te time. The watch is getting the data via BT directly from the sensor If I am correct. At the same time can the Android...