United StatesFor 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 and the Apple Health 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 health care provider for more information.
Deliberately stops recording after missed calibration
I’ve used several CGM products and was excited about Eversense, I agree with all the Pros given. However, there is one thing I wish I knew before committing. The twice daily finger stick calibrations are annoying and they don’t just end after 21 days, any time a calibration is outside a threshold it goes from once a day to twice a day again. The thing which is unacceptable is that if you miss the four hour window to calibrate (even in the middle of the night) it stops recording your level and doesn’t start recording again until you complete a calibration. I’m fine with a disclaimer that the value shouldn’t be used for making treatment decisions until it is calibrated but don’t completely shut down when you know it is still working, albeit less accurate!
United StatesGreat sensors but ok app
I have tried many CGM devices and their apps. While eversense have the best results and accuracy (due to continuous syncing with regular glucose monitor) but they all seems to lack on the software side. All these apps are not user friendly and lack good design . It seems they don’t really have full time developers dedicated to the app improvement and can tell by the release cycle. As for my wish list for Eversense: -Improve your watch version . Make the reading as big font as possible. That’s what users care about. -The mobile app UI is clunky and doesn’t flow. Especially when you dismiss the alert while doing sensor replacement - Hire good UI people and don’t just rely on contracting the development. You killed the best glucose sensor in the industry with terrible app (just as the rest of your peers). Having said that, you’re my favorite so far. I will continue to buy your devices .
United StatesGreat app, needs improvement
I love that the app shows me what my BGL is doing as I sleep and exercise. I’d love it even more if the design and feel of the app were a little updated. For such an incredible tool, the design looks like Windows 2000. Additionally, the fact that there is no background app refresh capability forces me to keep the app open at all times. Not great if I’m low on battery and want to preserve power.
United StatesGet moving please
This app was a good start in 2020. It feels like very little effort has gone into it since then. The same pesky interactions that look like things they were going to come back to fix are still present multiple years later. For example if I get a calibration alert and then any other alert, I have to decline all of the alerts which makes the calibration screen go away. This same interaction is a real waste of time. Then the scroll wheel to select the calibration is the wrong mechanism for that interaction. I just need to type in 2 or 3 numbers. Give me a keyboard so I can punch them in. When you scroll on an iPhone Max, you’re going to activate iOS reachability which is going to disrupt the process. Sometimes you fat finger the submit text and the screen will go away and you’ll have to do the calibration from the start because it resets. I haven’t even mentioned the terrible data integration which prevents you from using really awesome third party apps like Sugarmate. And makes for poor integration with Apple Health. There’s just no excuse after multiple years of having these problems that they should continue to exist. This app needs a real top to bottom review of its interactions and data integration to make it better than a 2 star app at this point. There’s not a single new feature or capability in this app for multiple years. Stop standing still folks. There’s still work to do here.
United StatesAmazing
It’s an amazing service that has changed my life. No complaints. Thank you so much!
United StatesWorks great
Couldn’t be happier. Helps me monitor and maintain my blood sugar and make adjustments. Can’t wait for the updated 180 day sensor App hand sensor has worked flawlessly
United StatesLatest iOS bug?
The main screen message at top banner displayed “sensor replacement” and then went away on its own and displayed “Use BG meter for treatment decisions”. There is history in the logs for replacement displaying. I have latest version of iOS and app.
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- Updated System Setup process. - Added ability to share data with your HCP directly from the app. - Other system performance improvements and enhancements.
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