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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scott-C" data-source="post: 1673177" data-attributes="member: 374531">The battery is a CR2032. John Lewis, Boots, Tesco, even some corner shops and newsagents do them.I'm using an older version of xdrip from September when they were still working on the battery indicator. Mines will pop up an alert at 1% and has run for a day or so on that. I expect you might have a newer version so not sure how that'll pan out time wise but you'll likely be good till you get a replacement.If it's the first time you've changed the battery, one thing to watch out for is that when you insert the new one, it briefly flashes red, and might assume that's it "on". But I've found sometimes that after it spends a bit of time trying to connect, it doesn't so, if that happens, I plip the on/off hole again till it flashes, then try it again. You can follow it in the Main Menu/Systems status/then slide to get Bt device screen.PS: yeah, that "bazinga" setting was lol! I'm going to see if I can make my watch read "***!" on lows...</blockquote>

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