Freestyle Libre 2 Plus Flash Glucose Monitoring Sensor Kit

• Freestyle Libre 2 Plus Flash Sensor Kit continuous glucose monitoring system • Helps people with diabetes monitor glucose levels in real time without routine finger pricks • Latest generation sensor with improved accuracy, longer wear time and optional alarms • Includes 1 sensor (14-day wear) + applicator for easy application • Suitable for adults and children (4+ years) with diabetes requiring glucose monitoring

Freestyle Libre 2 Plus Flash Sensor Kit is Abbott's advanced flash glucose monitoring system that provides real-time glucose readings every minute via a small, discreet sensor worn on the back of the upper arm. The sensor measures interstitial fluid glucose levels (not blood) and sends data wirelessly to a compatible reader or smartphone app (LibreLink or LibreLinkUp). Key upgrades in the Libre 2 Plus include: Optional real-time alarms for high/low glucose (vibration + sound on reader/app) Improved accuracy (MARD ~9.2%) 14-day wear time (no finger calibration required) Water-resistant (up to 1 meter for 30 minutes) Smaller, more comfortable sensor design The kit typically includes 1 sensor + 1 applicator. Readings can be scanned on-demand with the reader or viewed continuously on the app. It is widely used for type 1, type 2 and gestational diabetes management, helping users make informed decisions about insulin, diet and activity while reducing the need for frequent fingersticks.Benefits: • Real-time glucose readings every minute (with app) • Optional alarms for high/low glucose levels • No finger pricks for calibration • Discreet, comfortable 14-day wear • Helps improve time-in-range and reduce hypoglycemia riskHow to Use: • Apply the sensor to the back of the upper arm using the included applicator (painless one-press insertion) or as advised by a healthcare professional • Scan the sensor with the reader or phone app to get readings (or use continuous mode via app) • Replace sensor every 14 days • Do not exceed the recommended wear time • Consult a doctor or diabetes educator before use, especially for insulin dosing decisions.