Comparison Abbott Freestyle Libre 2 vs Abbott FreeStyle Libre
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| Abbott Freestyle Libre 2 | Abbott FreeStyle Libre | |
| Outdated Product | from $100.00 | |
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The device works without the use of test strips and lancets | The device works without the use of test strips and lancets | |
| Type | biosensor | biosensor |
Measurements | ||
| Measurements | glucose | glucose |
| Averaging | in a day in 3 days in a week in 14 days | in a day in 3 days in a week in 14 days |
Specs | ||
| Blood sample | capillary | capillary |
| Features | food note date and time alarm clock synchronization with PC | food note date and time alarm clock synchronization with PC |
General | ||
| Display | colour | |
| Power source | battery | battery |
| Dimensions | 95x60x16 mm | 95x60x16 mm |
| Weight | 65 g | 65 g |
| Added to E-Catalog | may 2024 | march 2017 |
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Display
The type of display provided in the blood glucose monitor.
The vast majority of modern devices have monochrome (single-colour) displays — such screens are inexpensive, and their capabilities are usually quite sufficient. Colour displays are provided less often, mainly in rather expensive devices with an abundance of functions.
The vast majority of modern devices have monochrome (single-colour) displays — such screens are inexpensive, and their capabilities are usually quite sufficient. Colour displays are provided less often, mainly in rather expensive devices with an abundance of functions.