Mobile application

I leave this mobile application of Google Play (I don't know if someone will have it already), but I use it next to the glucometer. It is very complete, I leave the link in case you want to take a look:
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I use another, that is doing very well, with challenges and fights.It is called MySugr Diabetes, also from Google Play.

The best are undoubtedly social diabetes and mysugr.And not only the best, but above all the most reliable, than in a management app this must be taken into account.They are validated by European health administrations such as Medical Device.Keep in mind that an app can recommend bolus ... give you a food list with your HC ... calculations of stockings and glycosylated estimates ... and how has you done that?with what rigor?Where did you get the information to prepare those calculations or tables?I would certainly not trust any.We talk about controlling diabetes.Another more inconsequential app one would not matter, but with diabetes it is not played.

Hello, I use one in the MV to count hydrates, it is not entirely exact but when I am away from home and I cannot weigh it, it is very helpful.It is called Foodmeter, the free version does not help much, I paid € 3 and the truth is that I use it a lot, there are all the food.

Yes. Food to put is recommended and reliable, although it only serves to look at food.Many prepared meals are missing, but it is fine and is very intuitive.

I use an application made by the educators, doctors and nurses of my hospital, very simple and lithade (due to lack of budget) but that fulfills its function and with food search engine ... Onhealth Diabetes !!

On Health Diabetes is also reliable.It falls short in benefits, but it is reliable.What I am going to is that many people are installing diabetes apps made by unknown people without any control or validation.And some of them even to control free freestyle, which is also quite dangerous.

In the case of free freestyle is there any app that is reliable?

Well, the two that are in the Google Play Glimp and Liapp with an Android phone that has NFC until the official ABBOTT LibreLink application comes out.

@Sigsauer Thank you, they would leave me to try in the hospital and I hadn't looked much.

@Gemater The official mobile application of Abbott (LibreLink) must already be in use but only in Sweden, they will be testing and perfecting it and then they will launch it for the rest of the countries I imagine ..

When they let you try it, your feelings tell us ...

Looking this app my ends, which gives you nutritional values ​​of food not only HC, it also allows you to scan bar codes.
He has prepared meals too, but be careful with this topic because no program, absolutely none knows who has made food.