Eversense

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About this app

For people with diabetes, the Eversense Mobile Application works with all Eversense Continuous Glucose Monitoring Systems available in the US – the first and only long-term CGM with a sensor that measures glucose for months, not weeks. The app runs on a compatible mobile device and receives and displays glucose data from the Eversense Smart Transmitter.

In addition to the current glucose value, the Eversense Mobile App provides alerts for hypo and hyperglycemia based on the settings you enter. It also displays the rate and direction of glucose changes, and provides the ability to enter glucose-related events like meals, insulin and exercise. The Eversense CGM Mobile App is also compatible with the Eversense NOW Remote Monitoring mobile app.

The Eversense Mobile Application cannot provide glucose readings if not used in conjunction with the Eversense CGM system, including the Eversense Smart Transmitter and Eversense Sensor. The Eversense CGM System is a prescription device, and you should contact your healthcare provider for more information.
Keywords: CGM, Sensor, Continuous Glucose Monitor, Diabetes, Transmitter, Glucose, Blood Sugar, Type 1 and Type 2

Ratings and reviews

Need to know data easily accessible and easy to read. I can see my connectivity strength, battery level, trend arrow, and my target goal area. I enjoy the current reading and the trend arrow in my notification screen area for a quick view. As this is still a work in progress, I'd like to suggest some potential ideas for further app development down the road. With Android, maybe a 3x4 widget would be cool to show the graph so the app wouldn't have to be opened every time.

This is a life changing device, I have switched over from Dexcom and I like it much more! To the devs - - The app could be a bit better. I am never notified of when I need to enter a calibration, and this is a bit annoying since the reading just stops. Ideally it would continue and although it may be less accurate, it just had a banner notification of that sort telling me it needs a calibration. Glucose devices are not always around, this is why we use CGM, I always prefer an idea of what it is.

The app doesn't allow you to silence alerts. With the latest update you can't even get it to stop by turning off your ringer or putting the phone into silent mode. This wouldn't be so bad, but you need a loud alarm to wake you up at night for low blood sugar, so when you're in a meeting, or a funeral or a job interview your phone starts blaring and there is no way to quiet it. It would be nice if you could silence the notifications by pressing a side button on the phone. (Like every other app)

What’s new

Performance improvements and enhancements