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Remove and Replace

Your Sensor

Here is how to remove, replace, and properly dispose of

system components.

Remove Sensor

Your reader will alert you when it's time to remove the sensor.

Pull up the adhesive edge that keeps the sensor attached to

your skin. Then slowly peel from your skin in a single motion.

Replace Sensor

Remember to choose a diff erent spot on the back of your upper

arm to apply the new sensor. This will help avoid skin irritation.

Sensor Disposal

The sensor should be disposed of in accordance with all

applicable local regulations related to the disposal of electronic

equipment, batteries, sharps, and materials potentially exposed

to body fl uids.

Products that can be helpful for removal but are optional: *

• Baby Oil: Soft moisturizer

• Remove™ Adhesive: Removes adhesive residue on the skin

• UNI-SOLVE™ Adhesive Remover: Formulated to reduce

adhesive trauma to the skin by thoroughly dissolving dressing

*Abbott Diabetes Care ("ADC") is not afﬁ liated with the manufacturers of the products listed. Reference to third-party

products does not constitute or imply an endorsement, recommendation, sponsorship or favoring of any product or

manufacturer. ADC is not responsible for the completeness or accuracy of any information regarding third-party products.

ADC makes no representations, expressed or implied, regarding third-party products or their manufacturers, quality or

suitability for you. Manufacturers' instructions for use of each product should be followed.

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The CGM Diff erence

CGM readings can be diff erent than Blood Glucose Monitor

(BGM) readings but are proven to be accurate.

can be used for treatment decisions. *

CGM measures interstitial ﬂ uid glucose,

Blood glucose

readings are taken

from blood with

ﬁ ngersticks.

Glucose enters your bloodstream ﬁ rst

before it enters the interstitial fl uid.

There are times when your CGM and

be diﬀ erent, including when:

• You took more than 500 mg per day of vitamin C (ascorbic acid)

• It is the fi rst 12 hours wearing a new sensor

• Your sensor is not securely applied

• A sensor kit was stored somewhere outside of temperature

range (36°F to 82°F)

* Fingersticks are required if your glucose alarms and readings do not match symptoms or when you see Check Blood

Glucose symbol during the ﬁ rst 12 hours.

Reference: 1. FreeStyle Libre 2 User's Manual.

CGM readings

not blood glucose.

CGM Sensor

Skin Layer

CGM readings are

taken from interstitial

fl uid, a thin layer of

FPO

fl uid that surrounds

the cells below your

skin.

BGM

readings may

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