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What is FreeStyle Libre?

FreeStyle Libre systems are continuouse glucose monitoring (CGM) systems that show you how different foods, meals, and exercise can impact your sugar levels, to help you make informed decisions and live with diabetes — on your terms.
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Real-time readings

without finger pricks10.

FreeStyle Libre continuous glucose monitoring systems (CGMs) are small wearable sensors that sends accurate minute-to-minute sugar readings to your FreeStyle LibreLink app12. Knowing your sugar can help lower your A1c26,36 over time.

Here’s how FreeStyle Libre systems can help you

on your path to progress.

The FreeStyle Libre sensor continuously tracks your sugar levels, 


then sends data to your app12.

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Apply easily2,4

Apply the sensor painlessly to the back of your upper arm.

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Gain insights

See your readings every minute and understand trends.

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Take action

Make decisions knowing what impacts your sugar values.

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Get support

Share12,24 data with your loved ones and/or healthcare team.

See the impact of every

meal, every workout, 


and every dose.

Blood glucose monitors (BGMs) give you a snapshot of your sugar at a single moment. But FreeStyle Libre CGM systems continuously track your sugar values for a complete picture17 of where it is, where it's been, and where it's going.

So, you can make more confident choices4,7.

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Discover more about the FreeStyle Libre 2 System.

The FreeStyle Libre system is easy to use4 and offers excellent 14-day accuracy5

and proven clinical outcomes4,36,37.

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FreeStyle Libre 2

Designed to bring ease4,20 and insight17 to sugar monitoring. 
  • Know your sugar levels and where they’re headed with a quick glance of your smartphone12,204 – no finger pricks10
  • Easily see patterns in your readings to learn how food, activity, and insulin impact your sugar
Get the Details

Take advantage of an added level of support.

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Help loved ones support you on your journey with LibreLinkUp21.

Share your sugar data securely47 with family, friends, and caregivers to give them peace of mind3.
Learn More
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Share25 insights so your provider can have your back with LibreView23

Securely19 share your sugar data with your healthcare team to enable richer conversations16,17
during clinic visits.
Learn More

Learn from others who have been there206.

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“With FreeStyle Libre 2. I had real-time glucose readings on my phone and the alarms warned me if my sugar was dropping or spiking”

Read Joe El Feghali’s Story
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“FreeStyle Libre has been an absolute lifesaver.”

Read Hera Eid’s Story
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“This device empowers me to train and compete with greater confidence and control”

Read Albert Aghantian’s Story
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“The FreeStyle Libre sensor gives me greater control over my health”

Read Ivan Tohme's Story

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Getting started with FreeStyle Libre systems.

See how easy it is to apply2,4 setup, and use your FreeStyle Libre system for the first time and gain valuable insights into your sugar trends.
Learn The Basics
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Every sugar reading tells a story.

FreeStyle Libre gives you a complete picture17 of where your sugar is and where it’s headed so you can see what affect your sugar levels.
Understand Your Data

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