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重要安全資訊:FreeStyle LibreLink Android 應用程式使用者應儘速將應用程式更新至最新版本2.8.4,避免在使用 Android OS 13 時可能發生訊號持續中斷的情形。

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檔案資料。亞培糖尿病照護事業部。

FreeStyle LibreLink 應用程式僅相容於特定的行動裝置及作業系統。使用應用程式前,請查閱我們的相容性指南,詳細瞭解裝置的相容性。

適用條款及細則。此處可檢查您是否符合條件。

縮寫:HbA1c/A1 = 糖化血色素; BGM = 血糖監測; CGM = 連續葡萄糖監測; HCP = 專業醫護人員; hypo = 低血糖事件; ISF = 組織間液; MDI = 每日多次注射; RCT = 隨機對照試驗; SMBG = 血糖自我監測; TIR = 目標範圍內的時間; T1D = 第一型糖尿病; T2D = 第二型糖尿病。

‡‡ LibreLinkUp 應用程式僅相容於特定的行動裝置和作業系統。使用應用程式前,請查看 www.librelinkup.com 詳細瞭解裝置的相容性。需註冊 LibreView 才能使用 LibreLinkUp 和 FreeStyle LibreLink。LibreLinkUp 行動應用程式不可做為主要的血糖監測方式:居家使用者依據應用程式提供的資訊判讀醫療狀況或調整治療之前,務必參照主要監測裝置並諮詢醫師。

§§ LibreView 網站僅相容於特定作業系統及瀏覽器,詳細資訊請參見 www.libreview.com。

## 需註冊 LibreView 才能使用 FreeStyle LibreLink。自動上傳需要無線網路或行動網路連線。

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