All I can say is that it is a mess. And I for one will not allow them to have all that data.

App stopped working mid sensor due to an iOS update. Some state they deleted the app, reinstalled, and then it worked. Didn’t happen for me. So now I don’t have anything to check my levels.

… if you happen to be wearing headphones. I’m just doing the dishes, chilling, listening to my podcast, and suddenly an extremely high pitched and loud alert almost deafens me. I stopped what I was doing to write this - seriously, someone will sue you for ear damage. The app is barely passable otherwise. Imagine making more money than God and releasing something barely passable like this app - what a time to be alive.

By making this app more universal and incorporating a feature like Garmin Connect that uses account backups, it ensures seamless use across different platforms without any data loss. This not only enhances the app's appeal but also provides a significant benefit to patients by safeguarding their data when they switch phones.

So disappointed with this app. For some reason, it loses connection all the time?

Doesn’t work with iPhone.

The valuable thing about the Libre 3 is the continuous monitoring of my blood sugar. However, the life saving alarms have not properly functioned in numerous sensors. Calling to replace the sensor takes about 40 minutes and they only replaced one each time even though right now three in a row have failed to alarm. I am depending on this device to save my life but it’s not reliable.

Would love to see it on Apple Watch.

Very valuable device and the app has been reliable (no crashing). It does show glucose level minute by minute, allows you to timestamp and document your food, shows potential A1C, and shows 7 day average. What is missing; doesn’t link to apple health **bummer ** Have no ability to see my food log with the time stamp on one document in case I wanted to print it and share it with my practitioner/- have to look individually on each day on the app, and the graph does not show/follow retroactively where your glucose level approximately was at a given time, you just have to figure it out from a chart/graph. Would love the ability to scroll across the past chart and see the exact glucose level. So overall it functions well, but would love an update with more features..

So we have this sensor that we rely on to help us live… we also have a $1k phone from Apple. Do they work together, no!! So you’ll continue to pull off these EXPENSIVE sensors when they stopped syncing to your phone and have to spend hours on hold with Abbott to learn the new IOS past 17.0 is not compatible. I’m 17.5!!!! No rolling back my phone either! Lost cause and not I’m poking my finger again. Do better Abbott!!!