Manufacturer · Abbott
FreeStyle Libre Sensor 1 Sensor
SKU SK-100112
FreeStyle Libre Sensor is a flash glucose monitoring sensor for people with diabetes; it is not a skin-care product and has no skin type or cosmetic active ingredients. Indian platforms list it as Abbott’s CGM sensor, typically sold for about ₹4,200–₹4,700, with online availability on 1mg, PharmEasy, Apollo Pharmacy, and similar sites.[1][2][4][5][9]
₹17,847
In stock
SKU: SK-100112
Manufacturer: Abbott
Category: Skincare
FAQs
Who can use the FreeStyle Libre CGM Sensor?
The FreeStyle Libre CGM Sensor is intended for people living with diabetes, including adults and children above 4 years of age, and it can also be used by women with gestational diabetes. It is meant for wearable glucose monitoring rather than skin care. Use should follow clinician guidance, especially for children, pregnancy, or if you take insulin or medicines that can cause hypoglycemia.
Does the FreeStyle Libre CGM Sensor require finger pricks?
The sensor is designed to reduce routine finger pricks by allowing glucose checks through scanning with a compatible reader or smartphone app. This supports easier day-to-day monitoring and more frequent review of glucose trends. If symptoms do not match sensor readings, or if your clinician advises confirmation, a finger-stick blood glucose check may still be necessary.
Where should I place the sensor and what should I avoid?
Apply the sensor to the back of the upper arm on an area that stays relatively flat during daily movement. Avoid placement over moles, scars, tattoos, or skin that is irritated, broken, or inflamed. Keep it at least 2.5 cm away from an insulin injection site. Correct placement helps improve comfort, adhesion, and reliable glucose readings during wear.