[Diabetes-Talk] Scanner on arm

[Greg Wocher]

Hello,
THe freestyle libra is a good unit. I am totally blind and I use it. However you will still need to have a blood glucose meter to test your sugars occasionally. The one that is most used is called the prodigy voice. There is also an app for iOS and Android that can be used on your phone to scan the libra sensor.

Greg Wocher


> On Nov 21, 2018, at 9:55 AM, Ashley Ott via Diabetes-Talk <diabetes-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> I am new to this post, so I apologize if this has been previously discussed.  My mom has been diabetic for 34 years, and has recently been diagnosed with glaucoma in both eyes, received injections, 4 different eye drops, vitreous hemorrhage, and numerous doctors visits.  I talked with a diabetic educator at a doctor's office about an easy to read or hear system to check her blood sugars.  She suggested the Freestyle Libre by Abbott.   It is a system where you put a sensor on your arm and then can waive a hand held device close to it.  It has a very large screen display, and can also confirm, notify, and send repeated reminder sounds.  You wear it for 10-14 days, then remove it and replace.  Any feedback on all of this? Thanks.
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