Freestyle Libre Reader Flash Glucose Monitoring System Glucometer Kit 1

Freestyle Libre Reader Flash Glucose Monitoring System Glucometer Kit is used for supporting convenient and real-time glucose monitoring without routine finger pricking. With just a painless, one-second scan, it provides your current glucose reading, an 8-hour history and a trend arrow showing the direction of change. Its compact design, colour touchscreen and 90-day data storage may help promote better daily glucose awareness and long-term tracking.

• Product Name: Freestyle Libre Reader – Flash Glucose Monitoring System
   
• Device Type: Glucose Monitoring Reader
   
• Display: Colour touchscreen
   
• Scan Time: 1 second per scan
   
• Data Storage: Up to 90 days of glucose data
   
• Battery Life: Approx. 7 days per full charge
   
• Charging Time: Approx. 3 hours
   
• Port: Built-in test strip port for optional blood glucose/ketone testing
   
• Connectivity: USB cable for data transfer and charging
   
• Weight: Lightweight and compact (portable design)
   
• Compatibility: For use with Freestyle Libre sensors (sold separately)
   
• User Age Group: 4 years and older (with caregiver supervision for ages 4–17)

• Helps Support Continuous Glucose Monitoring: The device may help support regular glucose monitoring by offering real-time readings with each scan, which can help users stay informed about their glucose status throughout the day.
   
• May Help Promote Awareness of Glucose Trends: The built-in trend arrow shows whether glucose is rising, falling or stable, which may help users understand how their body responds to food, activity or lifestyle changes.
   
• Supports Tracking of Time in Target Range: The system shows the percentage of time spent within the user’s target glucose range, which may help promote better tracking of glucose management over time.
   
• May Help Support Personalised Insights with Historical Data: Storing up to 90 days of glucose data, the reader may help support long-term pattern recognition and conversations with healthcare providers for informed decisions.
   
• Provides Painless and Quick Scanning: With a painless, one-second scan, even through clothing, the device may help support consistent monitoring without the discomfort of routine finger pricking.
   
• Helps Support Multi-Parameter Testing: The built-in port allows optional blood glucose and blood ketone strip testing, offering flexibility for users who need additional metabolic insights.

• Use the FreeStyle Libre sensor applicator (sold separately) to place the sensor on the back of your upper arm. Follow the instructions in the Quick Start Guide or User Manual.
• Allow the sensor to warm up (typically 60 minutes) before scanning for the first reading.
• Hold the Freestyle Libre Reader close to the sensor to scan it. A painless, one-second scan provides your current glucose reading, an 8-hour history and a trend arrow.
• You can scan as often as you like—even through clothing—to see your glucose levels.
• The reader stores up to 90 days of data and displays your time in the target range, helping you and your healthcare provider track glucose patterns.
• Use the provided USB cable and power adapter to fully charge the reader (approx. 3 hours). A full charge typically lasts up to 7 days under regular use.

• Read the user manual carefully before use.
• Keep the device away from moisture and handle it with clean, dry hands.
• The Freestyle Libre Reader is intended for measuring interstitial fluid glucose levels in individuals aged 4 years and older with diabetes mellitus.
• Children aged 4–17 should only use the device under the supervision of a caregiver who is at least 18 years old and capable of interpreting the readings.
• Always read the user manual and product label carefully before use.
• Do not use the reader in combination with any other continuous glucose monitoring system.
• Consult your healthcare professional before making any treatment decisions based on the device readings.
• Avoid scanning the sensor near strong electromagnetic fields (e.g., MRI machines) as it may affect performance.
• The system is not recommended for use in individuals who are critically ill or dehydrated, as glucose readings may be inaccurate.