Smartwatch
From the Dexcom page: can I see my Dexcom One+ in an Apple Watch? Link
Your Apple Watch will only communicate with your compatible iPhone, not with the MGC Dexcom unit.You will not receive alerts, alarms or other notifications on the clock unless you are connected to your compatible iPhone.For example, if you wear the watch on and go out, but you leave the iPhone at home, you will not receive any sensor update.
Diabetes Tipo 2 desde agosto 2024 | Abasaglar•Fiasp•Trulicity | Dexcom One+
@Thera said:Thanks Thera for all the information.Would it be possible to see the glycemia data through Apple's health folder?I mean that from what I have read the Dexcom app can be included inside the folder, and it occurs that from the parental control app you can enter that folder from another mobile and see the information of Dexcom.From the Dexcom page: can I see my Dexcom One+ in an Apple Watch?Link
Your Apple Watch will only communicate with your compatible iPhone, not with the MGC Dexcom unit.You will not receive alerts, alarms or other notifications on the clock unless you are connected to your compatible iPhone.For example, if you wear the watch on and go out, but you leave the iPhone at home, you will not receive any sensor update.
I don't know if all this can be done, it's to look for options.
Well, both the Garmin and Dexcom connect with the health folder, but Dexcom only provides data, updates the health application, but does not allow to drink data type physical activity, even if it is a field that it does have to fill out if you want.
What I have no idea is if with that it is worth it for parental control, I have never used it.
Diabetes Tipo 2 desde agosto 2024 | Abasaglar•Fiasp•Trulicity | Dexcom One+
The Garmin has not connected with the DEXCOM for two days, it appears “there is no data” and although the widget restarts and it is still the same, does anyone else happen to someone?
Diabetes Tipo 2 desde agosto 2024 | Abasaglar•Fiasp•Trulicity | Dexcom One+
Deividtm said:My case is equal to yours .. but 7. I have chosen to change mobile to a smaller one.Of 4.5 ... I arrive on Monday, Cubot Kingkongmini3.I will put information on channel if it works correctly.In the school of my daughter they behave great and is the only and first with diabetes.The teachers are the ones to load the mobile and sporadically she.The clock is also interested but missing arm hehe and we will see in the future.
@Deividtm said:Good morning.I wanted to consult the smartwatch.Currently my daughter has the Dexcom One Plus sensor and the Dexcom and Clarity app on her mobile, and we monitor her glucose on our mobile with the Follow app.But so that she does not have to carry a mobile all day (she is 8 years old) wanted to know if there is any smartwatch that she can wear (with SIM for example), leave the mobile at home, and also allow us to monitor usHer glucose on our mobile (but she only carries a clock and be able to leave her mobile at home).
I have read what you wrote in the forum on XDrip and Nightscout but it is not clear to me if it is possible that she will wear the clock and we can monitor her glucose on our mobile, without the need for her to wear her mobile.
Thank you so much
Good that they take care of her well @javierv!
I am interested in knowing about the mobile, lately there are many comments on compatibility with mobile phones and digital watches, it seems that this year we are all more digital than ever.😋🤣🤣🤣
Greetings,
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