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Posted by PJ W

- June 14, 2022, 05:22:10

Pssshhhh. IT WILL STILL FALL OFF! How about they just make it so you can put it on another part of your body! Please! This one better be able to go on your stomach. Great it's smaller, but is it affordable? Can I put in on multiple parts of my body? Will it stick better? It's probably No, No and No. Shame.

Posted by Johnf

- June 13, 2022, 17:57:55

Quote from: Julie on June 12, 2022, 13:14:46The CGM devices are brilliant but unfortunately the packaging isn't. It has not been designed for people with disabilities. Getting to unscrew the top of the component is impossible and even my husband struggles with this. I have messaged Libre about the problem but alas no response. This desperately needs re thinking.

I have emailed Abbott twice no responses.

Posted by Julie

- June 12, 2022, 13:14:46

The CGM devices are brilliant but unfortunately the packaging isn't. It has not been designed for people with disabilities. Getting to unscrew the top of the component is impossible and even my husband struggles with this. I have messaged Libre about the problem but alas no response. This desperately needs re thinking.

Posted by Zulmira Mendes

- June 10, 2022, 17:37:14

Estou muito feliz e mais controlada com as hipoglicemia.
Picar constantemente o dedo é terrível, nada confortável e nem sempre a tempo de verificar se está subir/descer. Com free style tenho td muito mais simificado.
Já utilizo há cerca de 7 anos, então muito caro, agora com algumas comparticipações do estado mas ainda aquém do desejável. Ninguém escolhe ser diabética...
Obrigada

Posted by Carla Roberts

- June 10, 2022, 17:07:23

I think it is a shame that the US charges so much for this and refuses to cover it for diabetics who are not dying or in need of dialysis. This monitor when used by MOST diabetes patients allow for more compliance with maintaining healthy levels as there is no pain involved. most diabetics are NOT compliant due to having to stick their fingers...the long-term finger pain is excruciating!

Posted by Pam

- June 10, 2022, 13:52:07

$2300 is a lot if your insurance doesn't cover it!! I do wish this could be more affordable for type 1 people who truly need this!🥲

Posted by Vicky Waelde

- June 09, 2022, 07:37:53

Does the FreeStyle Libre 3 have an alarm like the FreeStyle 2?

I am so happy with Abbotts efforts with the FreeStyle Libre CGM systems.

Vicky L Waelde

Posted by Redaktion

- June 03, 2022, 17:40:52

Abbott has announced that its FreeStyle Libre 3 continuous glucose monitor (CGM) system has now been cleared by the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The company claims that the FreeStyle Libre 3 is the smallest and thinnest CGM in the world, with accurate blood glucose level measurements being made every minute.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/FreeStyle-Libre-3-gets-FDA-clearance-opening-up-the-US-market-for-the-world-s-smallest-and-most-accurate-14-day-continuous-glucose-monitor.625055.0.html