Does anyone have the blood glucose meter for iPhone?
09/24/2013 7:26 p.m.
The other day I went to my health center to collect my usual strips and asked me if I had an iPhone, which in some cases, especially for young people, offer a glucose meter for iPhone, is like a device that connects to the mobile, and so the result is already saved in the application of the mobile.The idea seemed great!since like many, I have lowered a couple of app for my mobile for the monitoring and statistics of my measures, but after handing the data as a novelty to see the first graphics, within a few days I got tired and finishedWith the traditional paper book. But the same with this system gives less laziness: -b There is only a small and insignificant detail that prevents me from verifying it ... and I don't have iPhone: P
Has anyone to talk about this device?Does anyone have it?To know if it really is worth considering the iPhone (because I have always been antimanzana) or get a converter cable and that it works with my Android, but of course I suppose that will also be linked to the Apple application: -s
I leave you a link that I found that they already talked about him in the middle of last year. Link
Hi Valky, first news on the subject, the truth is that I doubt that this is provided by social security, they are precisely precisely restricting the number of options for glucose meters.
In any case, for what I see, the advantage of this system is that it leaves you the information directly in an app, which is fine, but since most meters have connection to pass the data, it may not be so essential, not?
It may even be more thus to handle it than the traditional one, I don't know ...
I carry the opium xceed and it does not carry any connection. For me the most logical would be to get measured that would connect every hour with the smartphone and turn the data alone.
Babronias said: I wear the opium xceed and does not carry any connection.For me the most logical would be to get measured that connected every hour with the smartphone and pour the data alone.
Cabronias, the opium xceed if it has a cable, another thing is easy to get (for what I have seen, it costs to find!), I leave here a couple of links on the subject:
fer said: maybe even more to handle it than the traditional one, I don't know ...
If I also see it more cumbersome, every time you want to prick you not only have to look for the meter but also the iPhone, connect them, etc ... They are more devices to take over and more steps you have to do to do it.Depending on the iPhone battery, which does not last long.
bastards said: I carry the opium xceed and does not carry any connection.For me the most logical would be to get measured that connected every hour with the smartphone and pour the data alone.
Cabronias, the opium xceed if it has a cable, another thing is easy to get (for what I have seen, it costs to find!), I leave here a couple of links on the subject:
Ahh, thanks Grondullo, I had not seen it, I look at the analysis in detail, since I thought you could use it as a little measure that is, and keep the data, and when you connect it to the mobile, then the data passes.
Well, I have asked the Opium cable to Abott and they have sent it to me without problem and without shipping costs.It connects by the same slot as the reactive strip.It comes with the CD of the program but I have not installed it.
Hello guys because I found this the other day taking a look at Amazon but of course we already entered that we improve some things and worsen others as usual. To start the idea, it is good to connect and synchronize the values to the mobile unalambrically but the quid of the question will be the availability and price of the reactive strips since I do not believe that the SS provides it.
