Statutory Information
| Manufacturer | Abbott Diabetes Care Ltd |
|---|---|
| Importer | Abbott healthcare Private Limited |
| Country of Origin | United of Kingdom |
| Product Dimensions | 12cm x 9cm x 6cm, 5g |
| Expiry Date | 2027-07-31 |
About this item:
- NO. 1 CGM WORLDWIDE1: Trusted by over 8 million users and backed by 1,000+ publications.
- NFC COMPATIBILITY REQUIRED: Easily link your NFC-enabled (Near Field Communication) smartphone with the FreeStyle LibreLink App*. Check your FreeStyle LibreLink App version, Operating System & phone model. Check your device’s compatibility here.
- NO FINGER PRICKS10: The CGM Glucose Monitoring Device lets you track your glucose levels effortlessly, anytime8, anywhere9 without painful finger pricks10. It measures glucose levels in interstitial fluid.
- 24/7 CONTINUOUS GLUCOSE MONITORING: Get real-time glucose insights with the FreeStyle Libre CGM Sensor, an alternative to a traditional glucose monitoring device. Effortlessly track your glucose levels anytime8, anywhere9
- EASY TO APPLY & COMFORTABLE TO WEAR SENSOR4: The CGM sensor is a smart alternative to traditional BGM devices. It is factory-calibrated, is water-resistant9, easily applied to the arm, and lasts up to 14 days17.
- SMART DIABETES MANAGEMENT: Supports better diabetes management with Continuous Glucose Monitoring, helping you make smarter decisions for food, exercise, and insulin. You can also share your glucose data with your doctor and loved ones.
- PROVEN RESULTS: Shown to significantly reduce HbA1c39,27, increase time in range20, reduce hypos28 and diabetes-related complications.
- HASSLE-FREE CUSTOMER SERVICE: To help you with any query, call us at - 1800 2100 998 or e-mail us at - adc-cs.in@abbott.com






Choose the right Libre system for you
FreeStyle Libre sensor
- No finger pricks10
- Comfortable 14-day wear
- Painless monitoring with a 1-second scan
FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus sensor
- No scans or finger pricks10
- 15-day real-time readings
- Optional glucose alarms18 for highs and lows
FreeStyle Libre 2 Reader46
- No finger pricks10
- Optional glucose alarms18 for highs and lows
- Easy monitoring with a 1-second scan
FreeStyle Libre sensors can be used with an NFC-compatible smartphone46 or compatible FreeStyle Libre Reader.
Helpful videos to get started
Getting Started with The FreeStyle Libre Connected Care System
Difference between Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) and Blood Glucose Monitoring (BGM)
Difference between blood glucose (BG) and interstitial fluid (ISF)
FAQs
There are a number of steps and recommendations that can help with sensor adhesion. You can learn more by viewing our Adhesion Guide
FreeStyle Libre systems are designed to give you accurate glucose readings. By design, the sensor runs safety and diagnostics checks every minute to make sure the system is working optimally. If the sensor is unable to provide a glucose reading in that moment, a “sensor error” message will appear. This is a temporary condition which could happen during a period of intense exercise, for example. For the FreeStyle Libre system, simply wait the duration specified on the screen and scan again. In the rare event that the sensor is not functioning as intended, you will receive a “replace sensor” message on your reader.5,212 In this situation, the sensor will be shut off and you will need to apply a new sensor.
A Sensor that has been removed or that has fallen off cannot be reused. Users should replace the Sensor and start a new Sensor. The reader will identify that it is a new Sensor and ask users if they want to start it.
The disposable Sensor is designed to adhere to the back of the upper arm and provide accurate glucose readings for up to 14 days. After the 14 days, the user removes the Sensor by peeling off the adhesive pad.
The FreeStyle Libre Sensor automatically reports the glucose concentration in the interstitial fluid every minute. It also automatically records the glucose concentration every 15 minutes, storing that data in a rolling 8-hour log. When the Sensor is scanned by the reader, the Sensor automatically transmits data to the reader via radio frequency identification (RFID) communication, conforming to the ISO 15693 RFID standard.