Monitor glucose trends and patterns to show how your levels change over time.
Current glucose reading
Measured every minute, the color you see lets you know if you’re in range73.
Trend arrow
Indicates the direction your glucose is heading and how quickly it’s rising or falling.
Glucose history
Continuous glucose graph shows how your levels have changed over the last 8 or 12 hours.
Add note
Track food, insulin use, movement, and other events.
Step 1:
On the app31, go to the Main Menu and tap Alarms.
Step 2:
On the app31, select the optional alarm you want to change and turn on: Low, High, Signal Loss.
Step 3:
On the app31, select Override Do Not Disturb if you want an alarm to display even when your smartphone is muted or Do Not Disturb is enabled.
When your glucose goes above or below the threshold you set, alarms18 give you a gentle nudge. You may get an alarm18 on your smartphone at night if your levels drop below your threshold while you’re asleep.
Alarms18 are optional and can be adjusted to be silenced when you need quiet. It’s support that’s designed to move with you, not overwhelm you.
Track your progress over time to see how much time you’ve spent in or out of range.
Target Glucose Range
The more time you spend here, the better your A1c.
Above Target Glucose Range
Shows when your glucose was too high so you can pinpoint what may have caused it to spike.
Below Target Glucose Range
Shows when your glucose was too low so you can pinpoint what may have caused it to dip.
See the overall average of your sensor readings—plus how those averages shift throughout the day.
Your main average appears at the top. Below, see how your levels tend to look in the morning, afternoon, evening, and overnight.
The colors help you read your averages at a glance:
The Low Glucose Events chart displays times when your glucose dropped below your set levels over a period of time.
Your Daily Patterns graph helps you see the rhythm of your glucose throughout a typical day. Here’s how to read it:
Track your progress over time to see how much time you’ve spent in or out of range.
Target Glucose Range
The more time you spend here, the better your A1c.
Above Target Glucose Range
Shows when your glucose was too high so you can pinpoint what may have caused it to spike.
Below Target Glucose Range
Shows when your glucose was too low so you can pinpoint what may have caused it to dip.
See the overall average of your sensor readings—plus how those averages shift throughout the day.
Your main average appears at the top. Below, see how your levels tend to look in the morning, afternoon, evening, and overnight.
The colors help you read your averages at a glance:
The Low Glucose Events chart displays times when your glucose dropped below your set levels over a period of time.
Your Daily Patterns graph helps you see the rhythm of your glucose throughout a typical day. Here’s how to read it:
A Signal Loss alarm18 notifies you when the sensor has not communicated with the FreeStyle LibreLink app31 for 20 minutes.
Signal loss could be caused by the sensor being too far away from your smartphone. For FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus sensors: over 6 meters (20 ft). Additionally, the Signal Loss Alarm18 can occur if Bluetooth is turned off, or another issue such as an error or problem with your sensor.
The FreeStyle LibreLink app31 updates with your glucose information every minute from the FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus sensor. On the app’s home screen, you can view your up-to-the-minute glucose reading, trend arrow, and continuous 8-hour graph.
The following information can be found on the Daily Graph:
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