What are the differences?Hi I'm hoping to try the Libre 2.
Does it need any apps ?
Does it need to work with my cell phone?
Or is it basically like a Libre 1?
I don't have it yet.My Libre 2 app was white screening and crashing too. I uninstalled/re-installed and logged in many times but to no avail. I spent over an hour on the phone to Abbott who were clueless. I then wondered if it was the Novopen that was the issue so phoned Novonordisk too. The lady there said to leave the pen on the phone when doing the scan u til it was complete (I had not uploaded my doses for a while) and this seems to have done the trick. It’s laborious but, just keep trying, eventually, it works!!
Just like the Libre 1, Libre 2 uses the LibreLink app.Hi I'm hoping to try the Libre 2.
Does it need any apps ?
Does it need to work with my cell phone?
Or is it basically like a Libre 1?
No. It is inserted by you to be read by your phone.Is it set up to be read by your pharmacy somehow when you wear it
The Libre 2 Reader was like the Libre 1 reader.I don't have a special cell phone so I'm getting a reader?
As in like the Libre 1 reader
O gosh I hope not.The Libre 2 Reader was like the Libre 1 reader.
I believe they are phasing these out to be replaced by kind of dumb phone with only one app.
The current (Libre 1-like) Libre 2 readers do not support rtCGM and still require scanning.
Do you have a smartphone?If they phase out the readers but you have a old cell phone how is it to be scanned? How do you know your blood sugar readings?
I have no clue. I got it used refurbished I think they call it. A Motorola is all I know about it.Do you have a smartphone?
Doesn't matter, you got a reader with it and I think that will suit you better than your phone.I have no clue. I got it used refurbished I think they call it. A Motorola is all I know about it.
You already have experience with the Libre 1 don't you?Well it arrived and it has a reader. Now to get it going when im absolutely electronics illiterate.
Yep. Just trying to read the small print with my magnifying glass.Doesn't matter, you got a reader with it and I think that will suit you better than your phone.
You already have experience with the Libre 1 don't you?
It's really pretty much the same.
If your libre don't tell you what your blood glucose is you should do a finger prick.1. What does this mean--
"Do a blood glucose test if the sensor glucose reading does not include a current glucose number"
No idea. But I have been using the Libre 2 for years and have never worried about it.2. "Codes on labels must match"
In your pocket?3. Where can you put the reader so it's "within 6 meters of you at all times"
So in my purse while shopping wouldn't work?If your libre don't tell you what your blood glucose is you should do a finger prick.
No idea. But I have been using the Libre 2 for years and have never worried about it.
In your pocket?
On the table?
on your nightstand?
Depending on what you are doing at the moment.
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