Vicky19
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Hi I was wondering if there was anyway to get my bloods levels on my phone connect to a Apple Watch?
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DisFanJen
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So the Apple Watch doesn't support BG monitoring itself yet (was hoping that would be in the Watch 7 but alas no). However, if you meant that you are entering them on an app on your phone and want to be able to see them on the watch, that will depend on the app.
You need to check if the specific app you are using has a watch app.
You need to check if the specific app you are using has a watch app.
Lakeslover
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What are you using to check your blood levels on your phone? If you use libre you can get an app called xdrip which will show levels on your phone. It’s not on the App Store though, you get it by joining a Facebook group. Xdrip4ios. https://www.facebook.com/groups/853994615056838
Vicky19
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Hi yeah I use the LibreLink. I get the notifications on my watch if my blood goes high or low. But just wanted to see if I can actually have a app on the watch to see what mr levels are instead of having to then check on my phone
chrisbug
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Hi, I have a miao miao that I use with xdrip on Libre 1. When I had issues with my watch and an xdrip install problem on the watch, I used 'wearable widget' app, that mirrored what xdrip had on my phone. It seemed to work in my case as a temporary fix, not sure if this would work in your situation?
