FreeStyle Libre 2 Innovative Blood Glucose Meter

What is FreeStyle Libre 2, the innovative blood glucose meter?

Abbolt's new FreeStyle Libre 2 blood glucose meter lets you check your blood glucose levels in 1 second, painlessly and without a single drop of blood.

A blood glucose meter without a prescription

With the new FreeStyle Libre 2 blood glucose meter, no more needles... Abbott's new FreeStyle Libre 2 blood glucose meter lets you check your blood glucose levels in 1 second, painlessly and without a drop of blood. It works in a totally different way to conventional blood glucose meters. Simple to use and innovative: this is the meter for you.

Please note that the FreeStyle Libre 2 kit does not include a sensor . To measure your blood glucose, you'll need to purchase the FreeStyle Libre 2 sensor pack in addition to your meter. The sensor pack contains: 1 applicator, 1 sterile sensor pack, 2 alcohol-impregnated wipes and 1 product leaflet.

All you need to do is place the sensor on the back of your arm, without the assistance of a third party, thanks to its applicator. Then bring the sensor and reader together by pressing "Start new sensor" on the FreeStyle Libre 2 touchscreen. Scanning the sensor with the reader activates it. With just one scan of the sensor, you'll be able to read your blood glucose instantly, painlessly and without a single drop of blood for 14 days.

Easy to use, fast and discreet , this new blood glucose meter is a real asset! In fact, it displays an 8-hour history of your blood glucose levels, as well as trends and graphs to help you better manage your diabetes and adapt your treatment.

You'll also be able to see the impact of your injections and meals on your blood sugar levels, so you can better understand your condition and the obligations it entails. Ideal for children, frail or active people...

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How do I use this device to control blood glucose levels?

The FreeStyle Libre 2 tablet measures glucose levels by inserting a filament under the skin at the moment of injection. And when the patient wants to know his or her glucose level, he or she can pass the meter over the tablet. This can be applied over clothing. Once they've done this, all they have to do is look at the screen to see the value corresponding to their glucose level.

Precautions for use

• Cleanse skin thoroughly before applying the sensor.
• The sensor can be left on the skin for up to 14 days. Your meter will send you a regular alert 3 days before the end of the 14-day period, and you can simply change the sensor for a new use.
• The sensor must not be immersed in water for more than 30 minutes.
• The reader is rechargeable and has a 7-day autonomy.
• The reader should be stored between -20°C and 60°C and at a humidity level of between 10% and 90%.

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What does it contain?

1 FreeStyle meter
1 USB cable
1 power adapter
1 user manual
1 quick start guide

The FreeStyle Libre 2 blood glucose meters on sale in France do not have language switching functions, as they are manufactured for French protocols only, each country having its own protocols.

Avoid using French sensors on devices designed for other countries, as this may distort the data as they are programmed for the countries' protocols.

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1 FreeStyle Libre Kit 2 Innovative Blood Glucose Meter

Our advice and opinions from pharmacy experts

Usually, patients use needles to calculate blood glucose levels. However, Abbott Diabetes Care has launched a real innovation with the FreeStyle Libre 2 system. Instead of a needle, this device scans the patient's body and displays the evolution of blood glucose levels on a screen.

First and foremost, Abbott Diabetes Care's aim is to help diabetics and, above all, reduce the burden of monitoring their condition. With this in mind, the glucose meters on the FreeStyle Libre 2 consist of a meter and a sensor. The latter takes the form of a two-euro coin and is placed on the back of the patient's arm. The equipment can be used for two weeks at a rate of one minute per day.