FreeStyle Libre 2 - US Hack 2.7.3 + Redeem Codes
Flash Glucose Monitoring
Developer: Abbott Labs
Category: Medical
Price: Free
Version: 2.7.3
ID: com.abbott.librelink.us2
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Description
This app is only for use with FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensors.
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The world’s #1 CGM from Abbott takes diabetes management to a new level. Here’s how the FreeStyle Libre 2 system provides life-changing technology:
SMALL AND DISCREET: Remarkably small and discreet Sensor you can wear for up to 14 days
NO FINGERSTICKS: Unsurpassed 14 day accuracy, for adults and children
ALARMS: Optional real-time glucose alarms, along with an urgent low glucose alarm, alert you of highs and lows so you can take action
GLUCOSE HISTORY AND INSIGHTS: Get detailed reports, including your time in range, to better understand glucose patterns
STAY CONNECTED: Connect to your healthcare professional using LibreView, and share with family and friends using the LibreLinkUp app
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COMPATIBILITY
Compatibility may vary between phones and operating systems. The FreeStyle Libre 2 app is only compatible with FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensors. Learn more about compatibility at http://FreeStyleLibre.com
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BEFORE STARTING YOUR SENSOR
Before you start your Sensor, choose which device you want to use.
Alarms and glucose readings can only be received on your phone or your FreeStyle Libre 2 Reader (not both).
To receive alarms and glucose readings on your phone, you must start the Sensor with the FreeStyle Libre 2 app.
To receive alarms and glucose readings on your FreeStyle Libre 2 Reader, you must start the Sensor with your Reader.
Note that the FreeStyle Libre 2 app and Reader do not share data with each other. For complete information on a device, scan your Sensor every 8 hours with that device; otherwise, your reports will not include all your data. You can upload and view data from all of your devices on LibreView.com.
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APP INFORMATION
The FreeStyle Libre 2 app is intended for measuring glucose levels in people with diabetes when used with a FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensor. For more information on how to use the app, refer to the User’s Manual, which can be accessed through the app.
Consult a healthcare professional to confirm if this product is right for you or if you have questions about how to use this product to make treatment decisions.
The circular shape of the sensor housing, FreeStyle, Libre, and related brand marks are marks of Abbott. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. For additional legal notices and terms of use, go to http://FreeStyleLibre.com
[1] If you are using the app, you must also have access to a blood glucose monitoring system as the app does not provide one.
[2] Alarms you receive do not include your glucose reading so you must scan your Sensor to check your glucose.
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Before using the app, review product labeling and the interactive tutorial at https://www.freestyle.abbott/us-en/support/overview.html#app2
To resolve any technical or Customer Service issues you are having with a FreeStyle Libre product, please contact FreeStyle Libre Customer Service directly at 1-855-632-8658.
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The world’s #1 CGM from Abbott takes diabetes management to a new level. Here’s how the FreeStyle Libre 2 system provides life-changing technology:
SMALL AND DISCREET: Remarkably small and discreet Sensor you can wear for up to 14 days
NO FINGERSTICKS: Unsurpassed 14 day accuracy, for adults and children
ALARMS: Optional real-time glucose alarms, along with an urgent low glucose alarm, alert you of highs and lows so you can take action
GLUCOSE HISTORY AND INSIGHTS: Get detailed reports, including your time in range, to better understand glucose patterns
STAY CONNECTED: Connect to your healthcare professional using LibreView, and share with family and friends using the LibreLinkUp app
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COMPATIBILITY
Compatibility may vary between phones and operating systems. The FreeStyle Libre 2 app is only compatible with FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensors. Learn more about compatibility at http://FreeStyleLibre.com
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BEFORE STARTING YOUR SENSOR
Before you start your Sensor, choose which device you want to use.
Alarms and glucose readings can only be received on your phone or your FreeStyle Libre 2 Reader (not both).
To receive alarms and glucose readings on your phone, you must start the Sensor with the FreeStyle Libre 2 app.
To receive alarms and glucose readings on your FreeStyle Libre 2 Reader, you must start the Sensor with your Reader.
Note that the FreeStyle Libre 2 app and Reader do not share data with each other. For complete information on a device, scan your Sensor every 8 hours with that device; otherwise, your reports will not include all your data. You can upload and view data from all of your devices on LibreView.com.
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APP INFORMATION
The FreeStyle Libre 2 app is intended for measuring glucose levels in people with diabetes when used with a FreeStyle Libre 2 Sensor. For more information on how to use the app, refer to the User’s Manual, which can be accessed through the app.
Consult a healthcare professional to confirm if this product is right for you or if you have questions about how to use this product to make treatment decisions.
The circular shape of the sensor housing, FreeStyle, Libre, and related brand marks are marks of Abbott. Other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. For additional legal notices and terms of use, go to http://FreeStyleLibre.com
[1] If you are using the app, you must also have access to a blood glucose monitoring system as the app does not provide one.
[2] Alarms you receive do not include your glucose reading so you must scan your Sensor to check your glucose.
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Before using the app, review product labeling and the interactive tutorial at https://www.freestyle.abbott/us-en/support/overview.html#app2
To resolve any technical or Customer Service issues you are having with a FreeStyle Libre product, please contact FreeStyle Libre Customer Service directly at 1-855-632-8658.
Version history
2.7.3
2022-09-06
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
2.7.2
2022-01-26
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
2.7.1
2021-08-12
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Ratings
2.4 out of 5
3 342 Ratings
Reviews
Tlna C,
Loved the app in the former version
This is crazy! The old sensors are discontinued, so I had to get the new one. I thought the problems I read in the other reviews were probably not going to be an issue because my sugar is pretty stable. No hi-low alarms for me… well I hate to say that alarm still goes off randomly and at the most inopportune times! I was in a meeting and got a little too far away from my phone. By the time I got to get into the app and stop it, the alarm had gone off 4 times! And when I use the word alarm, I mean it. It is very loud, ear-piercing and startling, not just annoying. That’s great if it’s saving somebody’s life, but utterly ridiculous for me at this point. That being said, in setting you can (supposedly) shut off the alarm for when your Bluetooth cannot connect, like when you’re too far from your phone. So I did that, but it still alarms sometimes for no good reason. No trouble with my sugar, and no identifiable reason for an alarm.
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Problem is, I’m stuck. At least for the month, since I already paid for two new sensors. And one more thing, this one is reading consistently higher than the other one did, and I have not changed my very strict diet. I know it’s not accurate enough to make treatment decisions based on this sensor, but it’s still disturbing. We’ll see what my next blood test says. In the meantime I just keep using this sensor and hope it doesn’t startle me into having a wreck while driving. RANT OVER
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Problem is, I’m stuck. At least for the month, since I already paid for two new sensors. And one more thing, this one is reading consistently higher than the other one did, and I have not changed my very strict diet. I know it’s not accurate enough to make treatment decisions based on this sensor, but it’s still disturbing. We’ll see what my next blood test says. In the meantime I just keep using this sensor and hope it doesn’t startle me into having a wreck while driving. RANT OVER
hhetzel4kd,
Needs Improvement
This app is supposed to help improve my blood sugar by constantly monitoring it, but it actually makes it worse. Let me tell you why. Unless you turn the sensoring off all together, it would obnoxiously allow. I understand it’s for my health, but I can not have this thing beeping and going off so annoyingly all the time. I have work, I go to church, I need to sleep. There are lots of places where I can’t just have this thing beeping. You do realize that if I’m high, and I do a correction it takes time for my blood sugar to come back up. But it’ll keep going off, it’ll keep saying I’m high even though I already corrected it. So I just turn it off and then forget to turn it on and miss being more accurate in my blood sugar because this thing is so annoying. Me and both my 2 diabetic friends have talked about it, we all turn it off until we need to test again. If I got a nice silent notification that my blood sugar is high, I would correct it. Vs not knowing at all for an extra 3 hours because I turned it off. There NEEDS to be a setting to turn off the sound and still get notifications. Stop trying to control us so much that this thing has to beep so loud and so obnoxiously when we’re not in target and just make it like a text message so we can choose wether it’s completely silent, vibrates, or alarms. Because I promise you’re doing more harm than help.
Plyr 7890,
Needs a timer option
The alarms do exactly what they are supposed to, they let me know when my sugar is out of range. That is fantastic for the middle of the night as it has caught my sugar going low earlier than when I wait to feel the low sugar symptoms . I do like that you can decide at what numbers you get an alarm too, as everyone’s needs are different.
That said, the alarms are not consistent. There will be times that it just doesn’t pick up on the fact that my sugar is going high or low and won’t give me any notice. And I am within range of my phone. On the opposite end of that, once I get an alert, even after checking my sugar, the alarm continues to go off every 3 to 4 minutes. That is too much. It does take time for my sugar to correct itself, whether up or down. Please please please make some sort of feature that allows me to select how long until it gives me an alarm again. Maybe after a high sugar reading, an option can pop up with “don’t alarm me again for 45 minutes or an hour” or whatever time frame, the person chooses. That would be so helpful and make this app a million times better, less obnoxious, and make me feel like someone on the team of creators actually understands how diabetes works.
That said, the alarms are not consistent. There will be times that it just doesn’t pick up on the fact that my sugar is going high or low and won’t give me any notice. And I am within range of my phone. On the opposite end of that, once I get an alert, even after checking my sugar, the alarm continues to go off every 3 to 4 minutes. That is too much. It does take time for my sugar to correct itself, whether up or down. Please please please make some sort of feature that allows me to select how long until it gives me an alarm again. Maybe after a high sugar reading, an option can pop up with “don’t alarm me again for 45 minutes or an hour” or whatever time frame, the person chooses. That would be so helpful and make this app a million times better, less obnoxious, and make me feel like someone on the team of creators actually understands how diabetes works.
ChuckL77,
Poor Tech…developers seem not to care!
I was forced to switch from the original FreeStyle 14 day because ai was told by Walgreens they discontinued it! Now I get new prescription and pay for new reader and new scanner. Start using it and find that I can’t use my iPhone to scan once I use their reader to start new unit! 😩 I have to wait 14 days to start a new unit with iPhone if I want to use phone to check numbers! What a scam! There is nothing FreeStyle about this. It’s simple tech that the old v1 used. They should be warning to not buy the reader because it’s a waste of time for every person that wants to use their cell to check numbers! Can’t wait til they discontinue this version and force all to buy the Libre 3! I’ll expect them to respond with their auto response to call them at a number that goes to a black hole and no one cares that I need to carry a crappy reader for the next 14 days! BE AWARE and don’t buy the reader if you live in 2022 and have a cell!
UPDATE: it only got worse. So I decide to take off the sensor a week early so I could start a new one with my iPhone…what a waste the alarm sounds every time you walk away from your phone. You can turn it off but that also turns off the function of scanning with a phone. Now I have to Gogo settings EVERY time I want to scan and turn the alarm off and on. COME ON…very LAZY DEVELOPMENT l!
Will it use after this one expires. Freestyle 2 is pure trash!!!
UPDATE: it only got worse. So I decide to take off the sensor a week early so I could start a new one with my iPhone…what a waste the alarm sounds every time you walk away from your phone. You can turn it off but that also turns off the function of scanning with a phone. Now I have to Gogo settings EVERY time I want to scan and turn the alarm off and on. COME ON…very LAZY DEVELOPMENT l!
Will it use after this one expires. Freestyle 2 is pure trash!!!
Haha12346,
Such a bait and switch….
This whole change over was supposed to be better for me since I have frequent lows and the alarmed seemed to be the smartest idea. I’m coming from the freestyle libre 14 day. You start your sensor with the reader and enjoy the convenience of using your phone. It was great- since my fiancé likes to check me while I’m sleeping to see what my levels are since it didn’t have any alerts. So, I got the freestyle 2 thinking it’s going to work the same way- that you’ll be able to turn on alerts on your phone and off on your reader- since everything else is described as the same. Nope. You have to use the reader OR you have to use the app- you can’t use both like you could with the 14 day. This ACTUALLY makes me want to dump the 2 since getting alerts only on the the reader is useless to me. It’s better for me to get it on my phone where it bumps the alert to my watch than to have to listen for the reader, which isn’t always within ears shot. I was hoping Abbott now has it together and was going to be ideal for my situation. Well, now it’s looking like I’m going to have to spend MORE money and switch to the dexcom (even though I hate the idea of it on my stomach). Now, I’m heading the libre 3- is cell phone only- no reader…. I think only having to carry one device for CGM, glucose and ketones. I’m very disappointed. I wish they’d been transparent about this and where’s misrepresenting it.
Loki97222,
Better than expected
I see a lot of complaints about the very loud and intrusive alarm. As an Uber driver, that was a deal breaker for me, too, but I’ve found my workaround. If you go (on an iPhone)
Into Settings/Notifications/Libre2/ Critical Alerts, you can temporarily turn them off. I get that it’s there to help people not go into critical blood sugar events, but jobs are jobs. I also have to turn off Bluetooth when driving since if it is on, all apps quit “talking” and I miss driving prompts. So, I scan, turn off critical alerts, turn off Bluetooth, drive a ride or two, turn them back on, and scan again. The prompts still quietly appear on the screen. I’d prefer a one step Work or Drive mode that does that for me, but maybe it can be considered for future upgrades.
Despite that, it’s useful, much more practical than the handheld device, and allows my clinicians to see my data in real time for med corrections. I also don’t have always be at my desktop and uploading the meter (and charging the meter) so I love the convenience of that. Overall? I’m confident my next A1C is going to be significantly better thanks to the information this app constantly provides.
Into Settings/Notifications/Libre2/ Critical Alerts, you can temporarily turn them off. I get that it’s there to help people not go into critical blood sugar events, but jobs are jobs. I also have to turn off Bluetooth when driving since if it is on, all apps quit “talking” and I miss driving prompts. So, I scan, turn off critical alerts, turn off Bluetooth, drive a ride or two, turn them back on, and scan again. The prompts still quietly appear on the screen. I’d prefer a one step Work or Drive mode that does that for me, but maybe it can be considered for future upgrades.
Despite that, it’s useful, much more practical than the handheld device, and allows my clinicians to see my data in real time for med corrections. I also don’t have always be at my desktop and uploading the meter (and charging the meter) so I love the convenience of that. Overall? I’m confident my next A1C is going to be significantly better thanks to the information this app constantly provides.
onebitterpill,
My first app store review! This app is awful!
First of all I want to say I’ve been using the abbot sensors since they were FDA approved. The basic product has changed my life for the better. That said, this app, it’s like it was coded by someone that wanted to do mental injury to all of the folks that need a solution like this.
Since updating to V2, I now have to turn my phone off if I’m going to a meeting. If I’m on a phone call I can expect this app to disrupt the call an force me to apologize and hang up. This app as I’m writing this review has alerted me three times that it’s lost it’s bluetooth connection with the sensor. When it’s not alerting me about this, it posts up alerts about my blood sugar when I’ve just checked my sugar and “already know” it. It continues to alert incessantly if my sugar is flat but wavering near an alert threshold. It continues to alert over and over in the time frame where I’ve already taken action to fix a problem, but said corrective action could not possibly have had time to have had an impact. Lately, I’ve been turning off my phone at night because this app will not stop telling me about what I already know or it’s alerting me about something I don’t need to know. It’s not just me it’s f’ing with, its waking my wife up, it’s even waking my dog up, over and over again.
This app is horrible. The developers working on this apps CTAs should be fired.
Since updating to V2, I now have to turn my phone off if I’m going to a meeting. If I’m on a phone call I can expect this app to disrupt the call an force me to apologize and hang up. This app as I’m writing this review has alerted me three times that it’s lost it’s bluetooth connection with the sensor. When it’s not alerting me about this, it posts up alerts about my blood sugar when I’ve just checked my sugar and “already know” it. It continues to alert incessantly if my sugar is flat but wavering near an alert threshold. It continues to alert over and over in the time frame where I’ve already taken action to fix a problem, but said corrective action could not possibly have had time to have had an impact. Lately, I’ve been turning off my phone at night because this app will not stop telling me about what I already know or it’s alerting me about something I don’t need to know. It’s not just me it’s f’ing with, its waking my wife up, it’s even waking my dog up, over and over again.
This app is horrible. The developers working on this apps CTAs should be fired.
V6#%!,
I’m upset.
If there was a 0 star option. I would have used it. I liked the first version ok. I kept having problems with the sensor being knocked off my arm bumping into a door, having my son climbing on me but the phone app was helpful. I’m not covered by insurance but I’m a nurse and having finger sticks at work is a portal to infection so the cost seemed worth it… mostly. I never bothered to have the sensors replaced. I just did finger sticks when the sensor came off or malfunctioned- twice within 2 days :-/. Now with the Libre 2… it won’t even work! I called the hard-to find on the box number and got two people after 2 calls neither of which could hear me through the static. The connection was clear as a bell on the menu line. I’m irritated and angry. BTW, I also got woken up several times last night. Get it together please! Update, I called a total of 4 times. The company refused to offer me a refund despite my out of pocket 75$ a month and 2 failed sensors back to back. They offered me a replacement but neither of the previous 2 worked. They also refused to listen to my complaints and instead, punted me to an automated message like a hang up several times. Product is a thumbs down, so is a thumbs down and customer service is a huge thumbs down. NEVER using again. Worst experience EVER.
Music BA, MA, Ph.D. ,
Better them the old reviews!
Been using it for a month. Was initially disappointed to read old reviews. Clearly they have made great improvements via updates.
I have not had any significant issues with the App on a IPhone Pro Max 13. My reads are great and take them as often as needed or wanted. It is the best historical and accurate data that is available on the app and available for my Dr and NP to access. It has already removed some guesswork in treatments leading to better dosing of insulin. Easy to spot and see the data in ways I have never seen before. My average daily/weekly glucose is down 13 and I have lost 3 pounds in 30 days by eating better and not chasing my numbers. The alarms do as they should in alerting high but more importantly low for those with hypoglycemic unawareness. It is a blessing to wake up in the middle of night when going low and no longer becoming altered and unsafe. I give it a 5 vs a 4 because of the true benefits and knowing mfg will continue to improve. I am feeling better, am much safer and finally able to take greater control in managing my diabetes.
I have not had any significant issues with the App on a IPhone Pro Max 13. My reads are great and take them as often as needed or wanted. It is the best historical and accurate data that is available on the app and available for my Dr and NP to access. It has already removed some guesswork in treatments leading to better dosing of insulin. Easy to spot and see the data in ways I have never seen before. My average daily/weekly glucose is down 13 and I have lost 3 pounds in 30 days by eating better and not chasing my numbers. The alarms do as they should in alerting high but more importantly low for those with hypoglycemic unawareness. It is a blessing to wake up in the middle of night when going low and no longer becoming altered and unsafe. I give it a 5 vs a 4 because of the true benefits and knowing mfg will continue to improve. I am feeling better, am much safer and finally able to take greater control in managing my diabetes.
Tohhsix,
Freestyle Libre 2 Readings
Had my Freestyle Libre for a little over a month now and was very happy to finally get it. I first used it with the reader and my numbers were very close to my finger sticks…1 or 2 point difference. Second 14 days, I decided to try the app on my phone as there is greater functionality with the app in tracking and inputting information. Meter reading were 30-35 points off from in comparison to finger stick so I discarded the disk and tried another thinking the disk was defective. On second disk, readings were still 30-35 points off from compatible finger sticks so I removed the disk again and started back using the reader. When I went to fill my rx again, it was a challenge getting the replacement disks as I was told it was too soon to fill them. I like the app, but the readings made it difficult to truly know my blood sugar readings and even more difficult to get the disks I discarded replaced. In looking at other forums on the web it appears that off readings is consistent when using the app with some other users. As a note, I used each disk for 3 days prior to removing them. Directions state to track with stick readings for the first 12hrs to ensure accuracy, but my incorrect readings lasted longer than that. Took screenshots as proof of the off readings as a backup.
