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What is Continuous Glucose Monitoring System (CGMS)?

What is Continuous Glucose Monitoring System (CGMS)?

A continuous glucose monitoring system (CGMS) continuously measures the level of glucose in interstitial fluid and displays trends and patterns in glucose level changes.

It measures the user's glucose in real time and can send alerts before glucose levels fall too low or rise too high. This allows the user to manage their diabetes easily and effectively.

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ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE.

Refer to the manual or safety information before purchase.

CareSens Air is for diabetes mellitus (type 1,2) management in people aged 18 years+. If sensor readings or alerts do not match symptoms or expectations, use a blood glucose meter to make treatment decisions.

How does a Continuous Glucose Monitoring System work?

How does a Continuous Glucose Monitoring System work?

A. Integrated Transmitter & Sensor
B. 4–6mm
C. Skin (1–2mm)
D. Subcutaneous layer (ca.15mm)
E. Sensing part

* Interstitial fluid: body fluid that fills the space around your cells and tissues.

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Sensor Placement

Sensor Placement

When you wear the CareSens Air CGMS sensor, it sits just under your skin and measures glucose in the interstitial fluid; the fluid that surrounds your body's cells.

Glucose Detection

Glucose Detection

The sensor surface contains special enzymes that react with glucose. This reaction produces tiny electrical signals, which are used to calculate your glucose levels.

Data Transmission

Data Transmission

The transmitter sends these glucose readings to your smartphone, where you can view your levels, trends, and patterns in the CareSens Air app.

Timing Differences

Timing Differences

Because glucose takes about 5–15 minutes to move from your bloodstream to the interstitial fluid, readings from a CGMS may slightly differ from finger-prick tests; especially during rapid changes in glucose levels.

Insights When It Matters Most

The CareSens Air CGMS can be beneficial for

Large fluctuations in blood glucose

Episodes of Low Blood Sugar

Unexplained elevation in glycated haemoglobin (HbA1c)

Changes in insulin therapy

Glucose information from continuous monitoring systems is an assistive tool for people living with diabetes mellitus to manage and maintain their blood glucose levels. It cannot replace medical treatment. Consult your healthcare professional to make treatment decisions.

How can I see my CGMS glucose readings?

How can I see my CGMS glucose readings?

Check your glucose changes through the CareSens Air app on your smart device.

Your CGMS comes with a mobile app that displays glucose measurements and other data. Install the app on your smart device and connect it to your CGMS.

The CGMS will automatically send glucose readings to the app at regular intervals.

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ALWAYS READ THE LABEL AND FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS FOR USE.
Ask your health professional if this product is right for you.

Refer to the manual for safety information before purchase.

CareSens Air continuous glucose monitoring system is for diabetes mellitus (type 1,2) management in people aged 18 years and over. If current sensor readings or alerts do not match symptoms or expectations, use a blood glucose meter to make treatment decisions. A compatible smart device is required.