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Libre 2 Plus system is a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system that show how food, meals, and exercise can impact your glucose levels to help you make informed decisions and live with diabetes — on your terms. It is is designed to liberate patients from the hassles of finger pricking ¹⁰ and provide healthcare professionals with deeper insights to make more informed treatment decisions.

Traditional blood glucose monitoring provides users with glucose readings that represent distinct points in time. Users do not get comprehensive information regarding how their glucose levels have been changing, nor do they get information about where their glucose levels are going. Without such information, it can be easy to miss significant glucose fluctuations - the ups and downs. Continuous glucose monitoring gives a more complete picture of glucose fluctuations by providing glucose values dependent on the system from every minute to every 5 minutes. Understanding how their glucose levels have been changing makes it possible for users and their healthcare team to take appropriate actions and make therapy adjustments. The Libre 2 Plus system is user-friendly way to discreetly obtain glucose readings. The Libre 2 Plus system offers benefits of both CGM and BGM – on one hand it provides a complete picture of glucose variations while on the other, it allows users to know their current glucose readings at a glance on their phone. ¹²

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Flash Glucose Monitoring is designed as an affordable and easy way to generate the dense glucose data needed for an insightful glycaemic picture. What makes flash glucose monitoring unique is the quick scan of the reader over the Sensor to collect glucose data. Another key feature of the flash glucose monitoring system is the small and fully disposable Sensor that lasts up to 15 days, requires no finger prick calibration, no routine finger pricks ¹⁰ and that automatically measures, captures and stores 90 days of glucose data. ²²⁷

To obtain a glucose reading, users simply take a quick glance at their phone ¹³ . This gives the user more information than BGM without the need for finger pricks ¹⁰ . Alternatively, users may retrieve their glucose reading by a quick scan of the Libre 2 Reader over the Sensor to collect glucose data.The Libre 2 Plus system also offers software to generate concise reports that provide a clear analysis of the user’s glucose data.

The Libre 2 Plus system has been clinically proven to be accurate, stable, and consistent over 14 days. It does not require finger prick calibration and may be used in place of routine finger prick glucose testing.

The Libre 2 Plus sensor measures glucose every minute and updates glucose values in the app every minute. Historic glucose readings (shown on the 8-hr glucose graph) are plotted every 15 minutes.

ISF is a reasonable alternative for blood. Glucose can be measured in the ISF–the fluid around the body’s cells where glucose freely diffuses from capillaries to the interstitial space ²⁴³ . The Libre 2 Plus sensor sugar readings lag behind a finger prick blood sugar reading by approximately 2 minutes. ⁵⁵

Yes. The indication for children (age 2 - 12) is limited to those who are supervised by a caregiver who is at least 18 years of age. The caregiver is responsible for managing or assisting the child to manage the Reader and Sensor and also for interpreting or assisting the child to interpret Sensor glucose readings.

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It normally takes up to 3 working days to process and deliver your order, assuming it's placed and paid for successfully before 2pm.

You can check the status of your order 24/7. Simply look up the tracking number on your shipment update to see the current status of your order.

The Libre 2 Plus sensor should be stored between 4°C to 25°C.

No, we cannot deliver to addresses outside Singapore.

The Libre 2 Plus system offers a Trend Arrow with each glucose reading which tells users which way and how quickly glucose levels are changing. So, at any given time, users not only know what their glucose level is currently, but also which way it is heading. Depending on the direction of the trend arrow, users can find out if their glucose levels are changing gradually, moderately, or rapidly, facilitating decision-making.

Glucose trend arrow tells you the direction in which glucose is heading:

• The direction in which glucose is heading
• Glucose is rising quickly (more than 0.1 mmol/L per minute)
• Glucose is rising (between 0.06 and 0.1 mmol/L per minute)
• Glucose is changing slowly (less than 0.06 mmol/L per minute)
• Glucose is falling (between 0.06 and 0.1 mmol/L per minute)
• Glucose is falling quickly (more than 0.1 mmol/L per minute)

The FreeStyle Libre 2 Flash Glucose Monitoring System Reader (“Reader”) when used with a FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus Flash Glucose Monitoring System Sensor (“Sensor”) is indicated for measuring interstitial fluid glucose levels in people (age 2 and older) with diabetes mellitus, including pregnant women. The Reader and Sensor are designed to replace blood glucose testing in the self-management of diabetes, including dosing of insulin. The indication for children (age 2 - 12) is limited to those who are supervised by a caregiver who is at least 18 years of age. The caregiver is responsible for managing or assisting the child to manage the Reader and Sensor and also for interpreting or assisting the child to interpret Sensor glucose readings. ⁵⁰ .

The Libre 2 Plus sensor is discreet as always, 5mm in height & 35mm in diameter. The portion of the sensor that gets inserted under the skin is less than 0.4mm wide and it’s inserted only about 5mm under the skin. Studies indicate that a vast majority of users found the insertion no more painful than a typical finger prick glucose test ⁵⁰ .

Use the supplied disposable applicators to apply the Libre 2 Plus sensor to the back of your upper arm. It should stay in place for up to 15-days, even while you shower, swim, bathe or exercise. ⁹

Please follow the instructions found in the user manual for skin preparation and application.

Libre 2 Plus sensor is only approved for use on the back of the upper arm.

The disposable sensor is designed to adhere to the back of the upper arm and provide accurate glucose readings for up to 15 days. After 15 days, remove the sensor by peeling off the adhesive pad.

You can take as many glucose readings as you want while the sensor is being worn.

Your sensor automatically stops working after 15 days. Then you can start a new sensor, LibreLink app will identify that it is a new sensor and ask if you want to start it.

Do not use the Libre 2 Plus sensor past the expiration date. If your Sensor expires during the 15-day wear, start a new Sensor before the Sensor expires. ¹⁴

Pull up the edge of the adhesive that keeps your Sensor attached to your skin. Slowly peel away from your skin in one motion.

Note: Any remaining adhesive residue on the skin can be removed with warm, soapy water or isopropyl alcohol.

Data from a clinical trial showed 99.9% of all Libre 2 Plus sensor readings fell within Zones A and B of a consensus error grid (a tool used to analyze clinical accuracy). Readings that fall within Zones A and B mean that there is little to no effect on the clinical outcome based on the action users take on that reading. ²

The same clinical trial also showed that the Libre 2 Plus sensor met and exceeded the US FDA’s strict iCGM standards for accuracy performance ^{10, 85}.

Additionally, no confirmatory finger pricks ¹⁰ required for treatment decisions even when glucose is low, falling or changing rapidly.

Abbott Diabetes Care is committed to making its products safe for the user. Soon after the insertion of a Sensor, there are physiological processes that happen as the Sensor and the body equilibrates. These processes are part of the body's natural response to the Sensor insertion. The equilibration process can vary from one person to another and may not always happen in the same manner for any one person. Therefore, we have decided to let the system equilibrate for 1 hour to ensure that the system is providing accurate glucose readings.

No. Unlike other sensor-based glucose monitoring systems that are currently available, the Libre 2 Plus sensor is factory calibrated and requires no finger prick calibrations during the 15-day wear period. Libre 2 Plus system is a factory calibrated Sensor that has been proven to safely and successfully replace SMBG ⁴ , ²⁸ and deliver important clinical benefit. Specific details about our calibration process are proprietary.

The accuracy of Sensors that monitor glucose generally improves after the first day of use. During the first day, the Sensor may need to acclimate to its physiological environment. Accuracy should improve after the first day and will remain consistent over the wear period.

Yes. The sensor can be worn while bathing, showering, swimming or exercising. The sensor should not be taken below a depth of 1 metre (3 feet) in water, and should not be submerged in water for more than 30 minutes.

Move to a location where temperature is appropriate and scan in a few minutes.

The Libre 2 Plus sensor has the same adhesive as the Libre sensor.

Libre 2 Plus sensor is about the size of the 50 cents coin; it is the same as the Libre sensor at 35x5mm.

Abbott is continuously innovating and finding new ways to make diabetes management easier for people. Because modifications were made to the sensor, a new clinical accuracy study was required to establish performance of the modified sensor. The Libre 2 Plus sensor demonstrated an improved accuracy ² . In addition, performance testing out to 15-day wear was conducted.

The Libre 2 Plus sensor can be worn up to 15-days and is indicated for children 2 years and older, whereas the Libre sensor can be worn up to 14-days and is indicated for children 4 years and older. The Libre 2 Plus sensor also demonstrates improved accuracy ² .

You are encouraged to always share your data with your health care professional so that they can better work with you to manage your daily routine. LibreView allows you to share your glucose data remotely. Visit www.LibreView.com to get started. Also ensure that your LibreLink account is linked to your healthcare professional's LibreView clinic.

No. With the Libre 2 Plus system, you do not need to scan to receive a glucose reading if you are using the LibreLink app. ¹² When your Libre 2 Plus sensor is paired with your smartphone, you will automatically see the latest glucose information when you open the app or when you receive an Alarm ¹⁸ notification on your compatible smartphone. You still have the option to scan ¹¹ your sensor with your smartphone or reader if you want to take a glucose reading at any time, including during periods of signal loss.

With the LibreLink app, scanning is used to start your sensor and retrieve your glucose history in the event of signal loss/disconnection.

Android: Open the app and hold the back of your phone near the Libre 2 Plus sensor to scan it. You may need to move your phone around to find the best position to scan the sensor. Once you find the optimal reading position, wait for the app to produce two distinct sounds or vibrations before moving your phone away from the sensor.

iPhone: Open the app and tap one of the scan buttons in the app to put your iPhone into scan mode. There are two types of scan buttons: a blue button on the Home screen and a gray scan icon in the upper-right corner of most screens. Hold the top edge of your iPhone close to the sensor and don't move your iPhone until you hear a tone and/or feel a vibration, which indicates the scan is complete.

The Libre reports provide much greater detail than BGM reports given that the Libre 2 Plus system is measuring glucose on a continuous basis, while BGM only captures a glucose reading when you perform a blood glucose test.

The Libre 2 Plus system checks to see if an alert should be received every minute. ¹⁴

Your sensor does not issue an alert, alerts are received on the phone app.

The performance of the Libre 2 Plus system has not been evaluated when used with other implanted medical devices, such as pacemakers, so a person who wears a pacemaker should not use the Libre 2 Plus system.

The Libre 2 Plus system uses an authenticated login procedure and encryption to prevent unauthorized devices from pairing to your sensor and accessing data through a Bluetooth connection.

Ascorbic acid and salicylic acid may interfere with the Sensor glucose readings. Taking ascorbic acid while wearing the Sensor may falsely raise the Sensor glucose readings. Taking salicylic acid may slightly lower the Sensor glucose readings. The level of inaccuracy depends on the amount of the interfering substance active in the body.

For specific information about interactions between illness and your glucose levels, please contact your health care professional.

The Libre 2 reader and the Libre 2 Plus sensor can be exposed to common electrostatic (ESD) and electromagnetic interference (EMI), including airport metal detectors. Your Libre 2 reader and Sensor can safely go through these when packed in luggage/carry-on or in the security tray. However, the Libre 2 reader and the Libre 2 Plus sensor should not be exposed to some airport scanners (i.e. x-ray and millimeter radio-wave). If in doubt about the type of security scan your reader and Sensor are passing through, notify the Security Officer prior to proceeding through the airport security checkpoint and request another type of screening to be performed by the Security Officer.

The Libre family of products is based on ISO15693.

The Libre 2 Plus sensor is approved for use on the back of the upper arm for both children and adults.

Yes, for convenience, there is a built-in blood glucose meter within the reader that can be used for blood glucose and blood ketone testing.

Regulations vary depending on location. This product should be disposed of in accordance with all applicable local regulations related to the disposal of electronic equipment, batteries, sharps, and materials potentially exposed to body fluids.

"Sharps" include any device or object used to puncture or lacerate the skin. Sensors are not sharps as they do not contain a sharp. The sharp is left in the applicator.

Contact Customer Service for further information on appropriate disposal of system components.

Some individuals may be sensitive to the adhesive that keeps the Sensor attached to the skin. If you notice significant skin irritation around or under your Sensor, remove the Sensor and stop using the Libre 2 Plus system. Contact your health care professional before continuing to use the Libre 2 Plus system.

No, for convenience, there is a built-in blood glucose meter within the reader that can be used for blood glucose and blood ketone testing.

1. Sharing: Reports in the LibreLink app can be shared directly from the phone. You can connect the reader to the computer with a USB cable to upload data.
2. Viewing: The reader features a simple color touchscreen. Graphs are displayed in more color and higher resolution in the app.
3. Notes: You can add notes in the reader within 15 minutes of a glucose reading. The app allows you to add and view notes at any time in the Logbook.
4. Text to Speech: If enabled in the app, you can hear the glucose reading with the unit of measure and trend arrow direction after each scan.
5. Reports: The reader and the app use the same calculations to create glucose reports. Compared to the Reader, reports in the app will have more color, details, and interactivity. The app can also display an estimate of your A1c, in addition to basic stats about your glucose history in the last 24 hours.
6. Reminders: The app allows you to easily set custom reminders, as well as an 8-hour timer that resets every time the sensor is scanned. App notifications on your phone must be enabled to see reminders.
7. Other: The reader has a port for test strips, so it can be used both for scanning sensors and blood glucose readings.

The LibreLink app is a mobile medical app designed to work with Libre 2 Plus sensors. The app enables you to monitor your glucose using your iPhone or Android phone ¹² with a Libre 2 Plus sensor — there is no need to use a separate blood glucose meter for routine glucose monitoring. ¹⁰ When you scan the sensor with a compatible phone that’s running the LibreLink app, your glucose data is displayed directly on that device.

With the app you can:

• View your current glucose reading, a trend arrow, which indicates how your glucose is changing, and the last 8-hours of glucose history
• See glucose reports, including your Ambulatory Glucose Profile, which reveal trends and patterns
• Add notes to track your food, insulin use, exercise, and other events
• Connect to healthcare professionals and caregivers with LibreView and LibreLinkUp ²¹

Important: You must have a compatible iPhone or Android phone to install and use the app (See Compatibility Guide).

Yes, the LibreLink app is free to download and is approved by Health Science Authority (HSA) in Singapore.

No, the LibreLink app is the only app that has been tested by Abbott Diabetes Care to be compatible with Libre 2 Plus sensors. The LibreLink ¹² app was developed to ensure compliance with local regulations, including safety and performance requirements in accordance with the intended use. Any product that is intended to be compatible with Libre 2 Plus sensors would also need to comply with these regulations as well.

NFC is the wireless communication technology that enables your Libre 2 Plus sensors to wirelessly transmit data to another device.

For Android users: Your Android phone must have NFC capabilities and NFC must be enabled. Many of the latest Android phones support NFC. Check your phone's manual or go to the phone’s Settings menu and look for settings related to ‘NFC’, ‘Connections’, ‘Sharing’, or ‘Wireless & Networks.’

For iPhone users: You must have an iPhone 8 or higher running iOS 11 or higher to utilize the NFC capability needed to scan the Libre 2 Plus sensor.

The app has the same indications for use as the Libre 2 Plus system. Please see the Libre 2 Plus system indications for use for your country.

Android:
After you’ve applied a Libre 2 Plus sensor to the back of your upper arm, open the app and hold the back of your Android phone near (exact distance will vary by phone) the Libre 2 Plus sensor to scan it. The size and location of the NFC antenna in Android phones varies by make and model, so you may have to move the phone around to find the best position for scanning the Libre 2 Plus sensor.

Once you have found the optimal scan position, wait for the app to produce two distinct tones or vibrations before you move the phone away from the Libre 2 Plus sensor. The first tone indicates the phone’s NFC has recognized the sensor. The second tone indicates the scan is complete.

iPhone:
After you’ve applied a Libre 2 Plus sensor to the back of your upper arm, open the app and tap one of the scan buttons within the app to put the iPhone in a scan ready state. There are two types of scan buttons – a blue button on the Home screen and a gray scan icon in the top right corner of most screens. Hold the top edge of your iPhone near the sensor and do not move your iPhone until you hear a tone and/or feel a vibration, which indicates the scan is complete.

You may or may not have to remove your phone case – it depends on the material that the case is made from, how thick the case is, and how well your phone’s NFC antenna works. If your phone case is made from plastic or silicone or another non-conductive material, you will probably be able to scan the sensor without removing the case. If the case is aluminum, metal or anything else that has a conductive surface, you may need to remove the case before scanning your sensor. The thickness of the case can also make a difference. If your case is very thick, it could prevent the phone from scanning the sensor.

Yes. The app was developed using the same technology that is in the Libre 2 reader for receiving and processing glucose data, so it can also be used for routine glucose monitoring. The app can be used instead of or in combination with the Libre 2 reader.

There’s no need to use a separate blood glucose meter for routine testing. ¹⁰ The app allows you to get glucose results as often as you like by simply scanning your Libre 2 Plus sensor with your phone.

However, a finger prick test using a blood glucose meter is required during times of rapidly changing glucose levels when interstitial fluid glucose levels may not accurately reflect blood glucose levels, if hypoglycaemia or impending hypoglycaemia is reported by the Sensor, or when symptoms do not match the Sensor readings.

You can choose to monitor your glucose levels with either the app, the reader, or both. You can use the LibreLink app and the Libre 2 reader with the same sensor, as long as you start the sensor with the reader first, and then scan the newly started sensor with your phone.

Remember that the LibreLink app and Libre 2 readers do not share data with each other. For example, if you switch between your reader and the app, you may see gaps in your glucose data, which will affect the reports available through the reader, the LibreLink app, and LibreView. It is important to continue scanning your sensor with either the app or the reader at least once every eight hours so you and your healthcare professional can get a complete picture of your glucose trends and patterns.

The LibreLink app is intended to be used with only one sensor (and one person) at a time. Each app account is associated with one person. However, people who use the LibreLink app can connect with their caregivers if they are using a separate app called LibreLinkUp. LibreLinkUp allows caregivers to remotely monitor glucose readings performed by their love ones.

Yes. People with diabetes can use Libre 2 Plus sensors with the app to better understand the impact of actions like eating, exercise, and taking insulin based on their glucose levels. They can also make day-to-day therapy decisions when using the app with a Libre 2 Plus sensor, including insulin dosing decisions, based on guidance from their healthcare professional.

Yes. If you use an Android phone, you may need to go to your phone’s settings and reactivate NFC when your phone is in airplane mode. You can scan with your iPhone in airplane mode by tapping one of the scan buttons in the app to put it in a scan ready state.

Wi-Fi or a mobile data connection are only required for initial app setup (downloading / installing the app, creating an account, or signing in) and sharing your glucose information with your care team or with other connected apps. The app does not require a Wi-Fi or a mobile data connection to scan your sensor or to record your current glucose readings. During periods when your phone is operating in a disconnected state, your data will only be uploaded to LibreView after a Wi-Fi or mobile data connection is restored.

No, the LibreLink app is meant to be used as often as you like and should not have a noticeable effect on battery life beyond your normal usage patterns.

If your phone battery dies, charge your phone to continue using the LibreLink app. Your data will not be lost if the phone battery dies and you can scan the sensor while the phone is being charged.

After installing the LibreLink app, tap Sign In. Then, tap Forgot Password. Enter the e-mail address that was used to create the account and follow the on-screen instructions. You will receive an e-mail with a link to reset your password. Follow the link to create a new password, then sign into your account using your new password.

The LibreLink app is currently available in the following languages:

• Arabic
• Chinese – Simplified
• Chinese – Traditional
• Danish
• Dutch
• English – United Kingdom
• English – United States
• Finnish
• French – Canada
• French – France
• German
• Greek
• Hebrew
• Italian
• Japanese
• Korean
• Norwegian
• Polish
• Portuguese – Brazil
• Portuguese – Portugal
• Russian
• Spanish – Latin America
• Spanish – Spain
• Spanish – United States
• Swedish
• Turkish

Note: The LibreLink app is displayed in the same language as your phone’s operating system language. If you wish to use the LibreLink app in a different language, choose from one of the supported languages in your phone’s system settings. The LibreLink app will update the next time it is opened. If the LibreLink app doesn’t support the language set on your phone, the app will display text in English (US).

Android users can download the LibreLink app from the Google Play Store. iPhone users can download the LibreLink app from the Apple App Store. Please note that the app may not be available for download if the app is not approved for use in your country or your phone is not compatible with the app.

The app will display a clock icon on the glucose graph to indicate when there has been a time change. It is necessary to use the correct time for accurate reports. If your phone’s time is not set to update automatically, you will need to update your phone’s time settings in order to continue using the app.

1. Sharing: Reports in the LibreLink app can be shared directly from the phone. You can connect the reader to the computer with a USB cable to upload data.
2. Viewing: The reader features a simple color touchscreen. Graphs are displayed in more color and higher resolution in the app.
3. Notes: You can add notes in the reader within 15 minutes of a glucose reading. The app allows you to add and view notes at any time in the Logbook.
4. Text to Speech: If enabled in the app, you can hear the glucose reading with the unit of measure and trend arrow direction after each scan.
5. Reports: The reader and the app use the same calculations to create glucose reports. Compared to the Reader, reports in the app will have more color, details, and interactivity. The app can also display an estimate of your A1c, in addition to basic stats about your glucose history in the last 24 hours.
6. Reminders: The app allows you to easily set custom reminders, as well as an 8-hour timer that resets every time the sensor is scanned. App notifications on your phone must be enabled to see reminders.
7. Other: The reader has a port for test strips, so it can be used both for scanning sensors and blood glucose readings.

The app includes a series of reports that highlight your glucose trends and patterns. From the main menu select the report you wish to see.

1. Daily Patterns: A graph showing the pattern and variability of the sensor glucose readings over a typical day. Includes the median, 25th -75th percentile, and 10th-90th percentile range of the glucose readings.
2. Time in Range: A graph showing the percentage of time the sensor glucose readings were above, below, or within the Target Glucose Range.
3. Low Glucose Events: Information about low glucose events measured by the sensor. A low glucose event is recorded when the sensor glucose reading is lower than 3.9 mmol/L (70 mg/dL) for longer than 15 minutes.
4. Average Glucose: Information about the average sensor glucose readings for different periods of the day.
5. Daily Graph: A graph of the sensor glucose readings by day.
6. Estimated A1c: Estimate of A1c (HbA1c) based on sensor glucose data from the last 90 days. A1c can be used as an indicator of how well glucose levels have been controlled and may be used to monitor a diabetes treatment regimen.
7. Sensor Usage: Information about how often the sensor is scanned.

A minimum of 5 days of sensor data is required for an estimated A1c to be calculated.

E-mail or text reports directly from the app by tapping the share icon that’s displayed at the bottom of each report available within the app. You can also show the reports on your phone to your doctor or nurse during your next appointment. LibreView may also be an option if your doctor has set it up for patients to share data.

LibreView is used to manage your account information and enables detailed reporting and data sharing. Once the app is installed and you accept the terms of use, you will need to create a LibreView account in order to start using the app. LibreView allows you to share your glucose data with your healthcare professional and other apps that connect with LibreLink app.

The app stores your account information, glucose data, notes, and sensor information within the app on your phone, so it is your responsibility to limit access to your phone to protect personal information. The app also automatically uploads this data in LibreView, a secure cloud-based data repository. Please read the Privacy Notice for more information.

Abbott and its partners comply with all applicable data protection and privacy laws in users' jurisdictions. Please read the End User License Agreement and Terms of Use or the Privacy Notice within the app or at freestylelibre.com.sg to ensure that you are comfortable with the data handling practices that govern the use of the app and LibreView; otherwise, you should not install the app.

If you lose your phone, download the app again on a compatible phone and sign in with your account information. If you have an active sensor and need to reinstall the app, when you sign into your existing account, you can continue using your active sensor until the end of its useful life. You will not be able to view historical data in the new installation of the app, but this data will be available in LibreView.

LibreLinkUp is a companion app to the LibreLink app, which allows glucose readings to be automatically shared with your caregivers in near real-time. Both you and your caregiver must have a network connection to share and receive glucose readings. To add a LibreLinkUp connection through the LibreLink app, simply tap Share in the main menu and follow the on-screen instructions.

If you have any questions about the app or your data, including questions on how to close your LibreView account, go to FreeStyleLibre.com.sg for customer support contact information.

The LibreLink ¹² app will automatically sync your glucose data to LibreView ²⁴ , which is a secured cloud-based solution and your healthcare professional will be able to access from any compatible internet-connected device. Reports are also available when the reader is connected to a computer; you can send the pdf version of your reports to your healthcare professional via e-mail (with your healthcare professional's permission).

If a user discovers a gap in their glucose data on the graph, they can scan their Libre 2 Plus sensor with the LibreLink ¹² app to recover and fill in data from the last 8 hours.

Yes, the app will prompt users once per sensor whenever a gap > 2 hours appears on the glucose graph.

The Logbook will display the following information:

• Notes
• Food
• Rapid-Acting Insulin
• Long-Acting Insulin
• Exercise
• Comments
• Glucose values captured via a scan

If you receive the sensor Too Hot or Too Cold message, this means that your sensor is too hot or cold to provide a glucose reading. You should move to a location where the temperature is appropriate and check again in a few minutes.

Yes, users can edit a note on the Home Screen by tapping on the Edit Note button, selecting the note, and tapping on the ‘pencil' icon to adjust any previously captured information.

The Edit Note button will display on the home screen once a note has been logged and while the glucose value is still current.

For error codes to be captured in the app's Event Log, you must first view the error message that's displayed in the app for the error code to be captured and reflected in the Event Log.

If you see this message in the app, it means that Bluetooth for the LibreLink ¹² app is turned off.

If you wish to receive real-time glucose readings, you will need to turn on Bluetooth access for the LibreLink LibreLink1 app.

Follow the steps below to turn on Bluetooth access for the LibreLink ¹² app:

• Tap the Settings icon on your iPhone
• Tap LibreLink
• Toggle Bluetooth to the ON position

Yes. If you use the Focus mode feature with your iPhone, it's important to customize each of your Focus modes to allow Time Sensitive Notifications from the LibreLink¹² app by turning the toggle to the ON position.

You should also ensure Time Sensitive Notifications are enabled for the LibreLink¹² app under your phone Settings.

Yes, it is required to keep the LibreLink¹² app running in the background. We have not seen a reduction in mobile phone battery life for users receiving real-time glucose readings.

LibreView is a cloud-based diabetes management system. LibreView provides a secure repository for data from your LibreLink app, and allows you to easily share your glucose data with your healthcare professional or others, if you wish. Data is automatically ¹³ uploaded to LibreView when your phone is connected to the Internet.

LibreView lets you create clear, easy-to-understand glucose reports, and allows you to share them with your healthcare professional. LibreView is free and only takes a few minutes to sign up and get started.

T To use LibreView, you will need to connect the glucose device to any Windows PC or Mac computer with an Internet connection. Log in with your credentials and then follow the on-screen instructions to upload data.

Your glucose data is stored securely in LibreView, through which you can also share it with your healthcare professional.

Note: If you are using LibreLink to monitor your glucose, your data is automatically uploaded to LibreView.

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You will need local administrator privileges to install the LibreView Device Drivers on the computer you’ll be using, and to update the drivers periodically. The drivers enable LibreView ²⁴ to upload glucose data from a USB device, like a Reader. Once the drivers are installed, you don’t need admin privileges to use LibreView ²⁴ . Keep in mind, domain or network admin user roles may not be sufficient if you’re working in a large healthcare organization. You may need to ask your IT team for assistance.

Note: We recommend restarting your computer after you install or update your device drivers.

The LibreView data management software is intended for use by both patients and healthcare professionals to assist people with diabetes and their healthcare professionals in the review, analysis and evaluation of historical glucose meter data to support effective diabetes management. The LibreView software is not intended to provide treatment decisions or to be used as a substitute for professional healthcare advice.

A patient’s Event Log displays their account-related activity. You will also see if the action was completed by the patient or Care Team member(s), and the time and date the action took place.

All Professional users with access to the patient’s data can view their Event Log to monitor actions taken.

The LibreLink app ¹³ is for people with diabetes. They wear a Libre 2 Plus sensor which sends glucose readings to their app, so they can monitor their glucose on their smartphone.

The LibreLinkUp ²¹ app is an app for family, friends, and caregivers of someone with diabetes. It enables them to receive glucose data on their smartphone, keeping them in the loop. It’s a support app, so it isn’t used with a Libre 2 Plus sensor.

While it might be tempting, glucose data on your LibreLinkUp ²¹ app shouldn’t be used for treatment or dosing decisions. Only use the primary LibreLink app ¹³ , and/or work with a healthcare professional for treatment decisions.

People ages 18+ can create an account in the LibreLinkUp ²¹ app unless local law defines adulthood at a different age.

Think of it as a digital loop. The person wearing a Libre 2 Plus sensor receives glucose data on their LibreLink app ¹³ . That data is transmitted to the LibreView ²⁴ cloud, which sends it to you, the LibreLinkUp app ²¹ user who is following them.

Ask the person you want to follow to send you an invitation from their LibreLink app ¹³ . Download the LibreLinkUp ²¹ app on your smartphone and accept their invitation, so you can start receiving their glucose data and notifications.

You can follow up to twenty (20) LibreLink app ¹³ users with your LibreLinkUp app ²¹ . The same goes for LibreLink app users. They can share glucose data with up to twenty (20) LibreLinkUp users.

You’ll see your Connection’s current glucose reading and trend arrow, which shows the direction their glucose is heading.

You won’t see:

• Information about unsuccessful scans or scan errors
• Notes about things like insulin, food, and exercise
• At times the trend arrow may not appear with the reading

You will begin seeing their glucose data in your LibreLinkUp ²¹ app 60 minutes after they scan a new sensor to start it.

That can depend on a few things, like Internet connectivity and network speed for you and your Connection. You should see their glucose data within seconds if you’re both connected to the Internet. The same goes for Connections receiving automatic glucose readings on their app.

Yes, each time your Connection successfully scans their Libre 2 Plus System sensor with their LibreLink app ¹³ , you’ll see their glucose data in your app ²¹ .

Keep in mind, if your Connection scans their Libre 2 Plus System sensor with their Libre 2 Reader instead of their smartphone, you won’t receive their glucose data. Libre 2 Readers aren’t Internet-enabled, so they can’t be used to share glucose data like the app does.

You’ll see your Connection’s most recent 12 hours of glucose history on the Home screen of your LibreLinkUp app ²¹ . You’ll find their scans notifications for the last 2 weeks in your app’s Logbook.

The glucose graph in your LibreLinkUp ²¹ app will fill in with the last 12 hours of glucose readings, and your Logbook will show the last 2 weeks of scans. You will also see the latest notification.

It’s easy. If you’re using an Android smartphone, you’ll download the app ²¹ from the Google Play store. If you have an iPhone, download the app from the App Store.

Yes, you and your Connection both need Internet connectivity for you to receive their glucose data and notifications.

The person you want to connect with will invite you from their LibreLink app ¹³ . If they’re using a LibreLink app, ask them to open it and follow these steps:

1. Tap the Menu Icon or Profile
2. Tap Connected Apps
3. Under LibreLinkUp, tap Connect or Manage
4. Tap “Add Connection.”
5. Enter the LibreLinkUp Connection’s information
6. Tap “Add” to send an invitation

Once they’ve sent you an invitation from their app, check your email. Then follow the instructions on how to download your LibreLinkUp ²¹ app and register for an account.

The last step is to log into your LibreLinkUp app and accept their invitation. Ta-da. You’re connected.

No, LibreLink app ¹³ users don’t need the LibreLinkUp app ²¹ to share glucose data with LibreLinkUp app users.

The only way a LibreLink app user can receive glucose data from another LibreLink app ¹³ user is to download the LibreLinkUp ²¹ app and connect with them.

Their first and last names can be different, but their email address needs to be the same for both apps ¹³ , ²¹ .

Yes, LibreLink app ¹³ users can see their active Connections in the app in the Connected Apps menu.

Yes, LibreLink app13 users can stop sharing glucose data at any time by following these steps in their app:

1. Tap the Navigation Menu
2. Tap Connected Apps
3. Under LibreLinkUp, tap Manage.
4. Tap the name of the Connection you want to stop sharing data with
5. Tap Stop Sharing

That person will no longer receive your glucose data or notifications in their LibreLinkUp ²¹ app. Their name will also go away in your list of Connections in your LibreLink app.

Easy. They will simply create a new connection from their LibreLink app ¹³ and invite you to connect again.

They will need to create a new connection in their LibreLink app ¹³ and invite you to connect again.

Yes, just sign into your same account. You’ll see your Connection’s glucose data in your newly installed LibreLinkUp ²¹ app.

Check your Notifications Settings screen to make sure Notifications are enabled. It’s easy.

1. Go to your Connection’s glucose graph screen in the app.
2. Tap the Gear icon.
3. Toggle ON to receive notifications from that Connection.

Repeat steps 1-3 for other Connections.

Still not getting notifications? Try going to the Notifications settings in your smartphone’s operating system and turn on notifications for your LibreLinkUp ²¹ app.

No, you’ll need to turn those off to receive sound notifications on your LibreLinkUp app.

No, your LibreLinkUp app does not need to be open or running to get notifications if you’ve opened and signed into the app ²¹ at least once.

Yes, you can customize your notification settings by Connection.

No, you will need to create a LibreView ²⁴ account or sign into an existing account before using your LibreLinkUp ²¹ app.

Yes, follow these steps to reset your password:

1. Tap the Navigation Menu
2. Tap Get Started
3. Tap Sign In
4. Tap Forgot Password
5. Enter the email address you used to create your account
6. Tap Done
7. Check your email for a link to reset your password
8. Click on the link to enter your new password
9. Sign in to your LibreLinkUp app using your new password

Yes, you can use your existing LibreView account to log into your LibreLinkUp app, unless you are a healthcare professional using a Professional LibreView account.

Yes, with the LibreLinkUp ²¹ app you can use as many phones as you like.

1. Tap the Navigation Menu
2. Tap Account
3. Tap the Menu button on the Account Screen
4. Tap Log out.

Yes, you will continue to stay connected even if you or your Connection change your account email addresses.

Yes, you can use the same email address for both apps ¹³ , ²¹ .

It depends. The LibreLinkUp ²¹ app is regionally based, which means you can only connect with LibreLink app ¹³ users who have a LibreView ²⁴ account in your same region. Need to know more? Contact our friendly Customer Support team.

Yes, a personal LibreView ²⁴ account can be used to sign into LibreLink ¹³ and LibreLinkUp ²¹ .

Never run out of sensors again with our subscription plan. Get your sensor orders automatically placed at your preferred frequency and save 20%, including free shipping on all subscription orders. Simply choose from 2 of our subscription plans:

RECEIVE 2 SENSORS EVERY 4 WEEKS

RECEIVE 2 SENSORS EVERY 8 WEEKS

Should you decide that Libre 2 Plus subscription is not for you anymore, you can cancel it at any time by following these steps:

• Login to your account
• Go to 'My Account'
• Click on 'Your Scheduled Orders' then 'View Subscription'
• Click the 'cancel' button to cancel your subscription plan.

Alternatively, you can call our Libre Customer Care team at 1800 272 2881 (Monday to Friday, 8:30am - 5:30pm. Excluding public holidays.).

You can see your next billing and delivery date by simply following these steps:

• Login to your account
• Go to 'My Account'
• Click on 'Your Scheduled Orders' then 'View Subscription'

If you want to upgrade your Libre 2 Plus subscription from 2 sensors every 8 weeks to 2 sensors every 4 weeks, please cancel your current plan and add the new plan to your cart before checking out.

Sure! If, for any reason, you need to pause your subscription plan, simply

• Login to your account
• Go to 'My Account'
• Click on 'Your Scheduled Orders' then 'View Subscription'
• Click the 'pause' button to pause your subscription plan.

Alternatively, you can call our Libre 2 Plus Customer Care team at 1800 272 2881 (Monday to Friday, 8:30am - 5:30pm. Excluding public holidays.).

Whether you are new to Libre 2 Plus or a long-time Libre 2 Plus user, you can sign up for the Libre 2 Plus subscription.

Click here to read the full subscription plan terms and conditions.

No, you do not. The discount will be deducted automatically as long as you add either subscription plan to your cart.

You may have more than 1 subscription running at the same time. This may suit you if you have multiple people in the same household who use Libre 2 Plus. Please note that you need to check out separately for each subscription plan you wish to order.

If you have a subscription that commenced prior to this subscription offer, it will not automatically update to this offer. In order to receive the benefits of this offer you must purchase a new subscription. You may cancel your previous subscription at any time.

Unfortunately the orders you have made in a previous, cancelled subscription will not count towards the order count of a new subscription.

Yes, if you resume a paused subscription that was started as part of this subscription offer, all previous orders count towards your 6th order being free. If you resume a paused subscription that was commenced under a previous subscription offer, the previous orders won't count towards your sixth order being free.

Yes, simply follow these steps:

• Login to your account
• Go to 'My Account'
• Click on 'Your Scheduled Orders' then 'View Subscription'
• Click the 'edit' button
• Under 'Subscription Payment Details', you can update your payment details

Yes, and it’s easy to do. Simply follow these steps:

• Login to your account
• Go to 'My Account'
• Click on 'Your Scheduled Orders' then 'View Subscription'
• Click the 'edit' button
• Under 'Order Information', you can update your billing or shipping addresses.

There is no cost in booking an experience session. If eligible, you will only need to pay $10 when you purchase your first Libre 2 Plus sensor during the Experience Session.

People living with diabetes who have not used Libre products in the past 12 months and own a mobile phone compatible with the Singapore LibreLink App. ¹²

Designed for continuous wear for up to 15 days, suitable for use during exercise, swimming, ⁹ and showering.

This program lets you refer someone to try Libre 2 Plus for the first time at just S$10 (U.P. S$103.10). From your account menu, select Referral Program to find your unique referral link. Share this link with a friend who is new to Libre or has not used it in the past 12 months. Your friend will need to register and attend the Libre Experience Program, where they will try a sensor for S$10. After they complete the session, S$15 in store credit will be added to your Libre account, which you can use for your next in-store purchase.

Note: The store credits can only be used for purchases in our website. Please be aware of the expiry date of your store credit.

Follow these steps to refer someone:

1. Create/ Log in to your account in freestylelibre.com.sg
2. Go to the account menu.
3. At the left navigation list, select Referral Program.
4. You will find your referrer URL. Copy the URL.
5. Share it to a friend
6. Your friend will register and attend the Experience Program where he/ she will use a Libre 2 Plus sensor at S$10.

For each successful referral, you will get $15 worth of store credits added into your Libre account. There is no limit to how many store credits you can get.

You can use your store credits to purchase Libre 2 Plus sensors only in our website (freestylelibre.com.sg). For subscription plans, you can only use the store credits to purchase the first order from your subscription. However, subsequent orders will be auto-deducted from your credit card and store credits cannot be used.

Note: The store credits can only be used for purchases in our website. Please be aware of the expiry date of your store credit.

No. The new user needs to apply the S$10 trial sensor at the Experience Center to be counted as a successful referral.

There is no limit to how many you can refer.

Anyone who has an account in our website (freestylelibre.com.sg) can refer someone to Libre. Go to the account menu and select Referral Program, you can find your referrer URL to share with others.

You can refer anyone who is new to Libre or has not used it in the past 12 months. Go to the account menu and select Referral Program, you can find your referrer URL to share with others.

Yes. Anyone who has an account in our website (freestylelibre.com.sg) can refer someone to Libre. Go to the account menu and select Referral Program, you can find your referrer URL to share with others.

You can use your store credits to purchase Libre 2 Plus sensors only in our website (freestylelibre.com.sg). For subscription plans, you can only use the store credits to purchase the first order from your subscription. However, subsequent orders will be auto-deducted from your credit card and store credits cannot be used.

Follow these steps to use the store credits:

1. Log in to your account in freestylelibre.com.sg
2. Add a product to cart
3. Proceed to checkout
4. At checkout, you can apply store credits to pay for your purchase

Your store credits will expire one year from the date they are issued.

Yes. You can only use the store credits to purchase the first order from your subscription. However, subsequent orders will be auto-deducted from your credit card and store credits cannot be used.

Under your account menu, select Referral Program to view your existing store credits.

You can contact our friendly customer service team by calling 1800 272 2881 or email adc-cs.sg@abbott.com for further assistance.