Livongo Health IN TOUCH User manual

IN TOUCH®BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING SYSTEM
Owner’s Manual

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Chapter 6 – Sharing with Your Team 52
MyCoach 53
MyMD 54
MyFamily 56
MyMobile 57
Chapter 7 – Your Messages 58
Messages 58
Chapter 8 - Your Activity 64
Chapter 9 - Settings 66
Help 66
About 66
Airplane Mode 68
Meds 68
Activity Monitor Settings 69
Sounds 71
Reminders 71
Calibrate Control 74
Chapter 10 – Your Personal Web Portal 76
Logging In 76
Dashboard 77
Chapter 11 – Checking Your In Touch®Meter 84
Using Control Solution 85
Checking your In Touch®Meter with Control Solution 85
Control Solution Troubleshooting 91
Chapter 12 – Maintenance 92
Cleaning and Disinfecting Your In Touch®94
Battery 96
Storing Your In Touch®Meter & Strips 98
Table of Contents
Chapter 1 – Your In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System 6
Indications for Use 6
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Meter 8
In Touch®Test Strips 9
In Touch®Control Solution 9
In Touch®Lancing Device and Lancets 9
In Touch®Data Management System 10
Limitations 11
Register Your In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System 12
Using This Owner’s Manual 13
Chapter 2 – Components 14
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System 14
Blood Glucose Test Strips 15
Lancing Device 17
Control Solution 19
Chapter 3 – Getting Started 20
Turning On and Setting up your In Touch®Meter 20
Your In Touch®Meter 23
The Display Screen 24
Chapter 4 – Checking Your Blood Glucose 26
How To Check Your Blood Glucose 26
Mealtime Tags 32
Changing Your Selections 37
If Data Transmission Is Unsuccessful 40
Chapter 5 – Viewing Results 44
Logbook 45
Logbook-Mealtime Values 47
Patterns & Stats 48
Snapshot Summary 50

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Chapter 13 – Troubleshooting 100
Issues With Tests 100
Basic Troubleshooting 100
Error Messages 101
Communication Errors 103
Getting Support 103
Chapter 14 – Specications and Limitations 104
Specications 104
Operating Ranges 104
Electrical & Power Ratings 104
Environmental 105
Chapter 15 – Warranty and Compliance 106
Limitations On Warranty 106
For Warranty Service 106
FCC Caution 107
FCC Radiation Exposure Statement 107
Privacy Policy 108

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Chapter 1
Your In Touch®Blood Glucose
Monitoring System
Thank you for choosing In Touch®as your gateway to managing your
diabetes. Your new In Touch®system will help you monitor your glucose
and your daily physical activity to help you lead a healthier life. This
Owner’s Manual has important information about the system and how it
works. Please read it carefully before using In Touch®because it will help
you make the most it.
Indications for Use
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System (In Touch®BGMS) is
an Over-The-Counter (OTC) device utilized by persons with diabetes in
home settings for the quantitative measurement of glucose in fresh
whole capillary blood from the ngertip. It is intended for use by people
with diabetes mellitus at home as an aid to monitor the eectiveness of
diabetes control program. The In Touch®BGMS is for in vitro diagnostic
use only and should not be used for the diagnosis of /or screening for
diabetes mellitus or neonatal use. The In Touch®BGMS is intended to
be used by a single person and should not be shared.
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Test Strips (In Touch®strips) are used with
the In Touch®Blood Glucose Meter (In Touch®meter) in the quantitative
measurement of glucose in fresh capillary blood from the ngertip.
The In Touch®Control Solution is for use with the In Touch®meter
and In Touch®strips as a quality control check to verify that the meter
and test strips are working together properly and that the test is
performing correctly.
The In Touch®Data Management System is an optional software
accessory to be used with the In Touch®meter for transferring data
to a computer and organizing it in tables and graphs to be used at
home. The software does not recommend any medical treatment or
medication dosage level.
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System.
The Livongo Health™, Inc. In Touch®BGMS, is an OTC system designed
for the self-monitoring of blood glucose by persons with diabetes in
home settings to aid in diabetes management. The system consists
of the following components:
• In Touch®Blood Glucose Meter
• In Touch®Blood Glucose Test Strips
• In Touch®Lancing Device
• In Touch®Lancets
• In Touch®Level 1 Control Solution
• In Touch®Level 2 Control Solution
• AC Adapter (wall charger) and USB Charger
• Carrying Case
• In Touch®Data Management System (optional accessory to the
In Touch®BGMS)
Lancing Device
In Touch®Device
Test Strips
Control Solution
Lancet Kit
Test Strip

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The In Touch®Blood Glucose Meter
Your In Touch®meter is easy to use. It has a color touch screen that lets
you easily select features like checking your blood glucose, viewing your
logbook, sharing your results with your healthcare team, and viewing
Healthy Living tips.
It gives accurate glucose test results in just 5 seconds using a very small
blood sample.
In Touch®stores your glucose and activity results in its memory that
you can view later but it can also send automatically and wirelessly
your blood glucose data securely to your personal health account in
the optional In Touch®Data Management System. You can also choose
to send your results to your healthcare team to help you and your
healthcare team manage your diabetes.
It even lets you know when you are running out of test strips and
need to reorder. But remember, In Touch®is not intended to provide
automated treatment guidance or decisions, and it’s not a substitute
for your professional healthcare provider.
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In Touch®Test Strips
The In Touch®test strips measure
glucose in whole blood. The In
Touch®Strips are designed for use
with the In Touch®meter only. Each
strip is to only be used once, and
then discarded.
MESSAGES SETTINGS ACTIVITY In
Touch®Strips are packaged as a 50
count of strips in sealed vials.
In Touch®Control Solution
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Control
Solutions is for use with the In Touch®
meter and In Touch®Strips as a quality
control checks to verify that the meter and
test strips are working together properly
and that the test is performing correctly.
The solution may also be used to practice
taking readings, or to check that you are
following the correct testing procedure
without using your own blood. If the
monitor reading is within the control
solution’s acceptable range, the meter is
working correctly.
In Touch®Lancing Device and Lancets
The In Touch®Lancing Device is intended for use with In Touch®Lancets,
which are disposable sterile lancets to draw small amounts of capillary
blood from the ngertip to test with the In Touch®meter and test strips.
The In Touch®Lancing Device is intended for single patient use.
Blood Glucose Test Strips
24/7 Customer Support
1-800-945-4355
Contents: 50 Test Strips
IMPORTANT:
Before using these test
strips carefully read the Package Insert
and/or Owner’s Manual in for your
In Touch®. Each strip contains
Glucose Oxidase (from
Aspergillus niger).
For in vitro diagnostic use only.
Store at 41-86° F and 10-90% RH.
Lot:
Exp:
Chicago, IL 60611
livongo.com
REF 3614-001
2mL
Lot:
Exp:
1
For in vitro
diagnostic use only.
Store at 41-86°F and 10-90% relative humidity.
2mL
Lot:
Exp:
Chicago, IL 60611
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Glucose Control Solution 1
REF 3614-003
For in vitro
diagnostic use only.
Store at 41-86°F and 10-90% relative humidity.
Chicago, IL 60611
livongo.com
Glucose Control Solution
REF 3614-003

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In Touch®Data Management System
The Livongo Health, Inc. In Touch®Data Management System is an
optional accessory to assist you in monitoring your blood glucose levels
using the In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System. The software is
password protected to ensure that your data is secure and not mixed
with another user’s. The software is an accessory which allows you to
collect the data captured by the meter, review averages, highs and lows,
and meal time blood glucose values, and organize it in various reports
and graphs.
Please note:
• In Touch®must only be used outside the body (in vitro diagnostic use).
• It should only be used with In Touch®blood glucose test strips and
In Touch®control solutions.
• It should only be used for testing glucose (sugar) with fresh capillary
whole blood samples.
• It should NOT be used to diagnose DKA or to test neonates.
• It should NOT be stored in the refrigerator or in the car.
WARNINGS:
1. Your In Touch®contains small parts. Keep it out of the reach of small
children and pets.
2. If you don’t recognize the symptoms of hypoglycemia a blood
glucose meter is critical to your care. Since any monitor may fail,
break, or be misplaced, you should always have a backup monitor.
3. Blood samples and blood products are potential sources of hepatitis
and other infectious diseases. Handle all parts of your device with
care. Do not share your In Touch®. It is for single-patient use only.
Any items that are used to measure glucose like test strips, lancets,
and alcohol swabs, must be disposed of safely to avoid the risk of
infection. Please follow your healthcare provider’s instructions for
proper disposal.
4. A pedometer is built into In Touch®as an option that will allow you
to measure activity. It is used to estimate how many steps you have
walked or taken. It should not be used for any treatment decision
including but not limited to insulin dosing.
5. Healthy Living tips are not intended to provide advice on treatment
decisions nor provide or supplement clinical care from your
healthcare professional.
Limitations
The test strips give accurate results when the following limitations are
observed:
• The test strips should not be used to diagnose or screen for diabetes,
DKA, or to test neonates.
• Each test strip is for a single check only. Do not reuse the strips. Use a
new, sterile In Touch®test strip each time you check.
• Your test strips are for personal use only. Do not share them with
anyone, including relatives.
• Use only fresh capillary whole blood from the nger. Do not use
serum or plasma.
• There is no eect on blood glucose for altitudes up to 8,516 feet
(2,595 meters) above sea level.
• Refer to this Owner’s Manual for operating temperature range for
the monitor.
• Extremes in humidity (higher than 90% and lower than 10%) may
aect results.
• The In Touch®Test Strips are calibrated against plasma.
• Glucose test results may be falsely low if you are severely dehydrated,
if you are in shock, or in hyperosmolar crisis.
• Critically ill patients should not be tested with the In Touch®Meter.

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Your Doctor
Please use your In Touch®with care. If you experience symptoms that
are not consistent with your blood glucose test results, and you have
followed all the instructions in this Owner’s Manual, consult your doctor
or healthcare professional immediately. It is always better to be safe.
Register Your In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System
Before you get started, complete the registration online at:
www.intouch.livongo.com
We use the information collected to improve our service.
Contact Us
In Touch®is made by Livongo Health, Inc.
444 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 2880
Chicago, IL 60611
Inside the USA, please call Customer Service toll-free at
1-800-945-4355, 24 hours 7 days a week or visit our website at:
www.livongo.com
Important Safety Instructions
Please take a moment to read through this important safety
information. Remember, this is a medical device and it needs to be
treated with care. In particular there is the risk of disease transmission
when using blood glucose monitoring systems and they should be used
with caution and care:
• The In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System and lancing device
must only be used by one person. For safety reasons, do not share it
with anyone, including your family members.
• The meter and lancing device are for single patient use. Do not share
them with anyone including other family members!
• Many parts of your device come into contact with your blood and are
biohazardous. Kit parts can potentially transmit infectious diseases,
even after being cleaned and disinfected.
• Always wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water and dry well
after handling the meter, test strips, or your lancing device.
• Always consult your diabetes healthcare professional and follow his
or her guidance about your blood glucose monitoring routine.
• If this device is used in a manner not specied by the manufacturer,
the protection provided against hazards may be impaired.
• The In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System is delivered fully
assembled.
Using This Owner’s Manual
We have included some additional information in this Owner’s Manual,
including:
NOTES – helpful information for day-to-day use.
CAUTIONS – important tips to protect your glucose meter.
WARNINGS – crucial information that will help you use your glucose
meter safely and tell you about the risks of receiving inaccurate readings.
“FDA Public Health Notication: Use of Fingerstick Devices on More than
One Person Poses Risk for Transmitting Bloodborne Pathogens: Initial
Communication” (2010) http://www.fda.gov/MedicalDevices/Safety/
AlertsandNotices/ucm224025.htm
“CDC Clinical Reminder: Use of Fingerstick Devices on More than One
Person Poses Risk for Transmitting Bloodborne Pathogens” (2010) http://
www.cdc.gov/injectionsafety/Fingerstick-DevicesBGM.html

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Chapter 2
Components
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System
You have everything you will need in your In Touch®Blood Glucose
Monitoring Kit to check and send your blood glucose to your personal
account. It includes:
• In Touch®Blood Glucose Meter
• ”About In Touch®” Feature Guide
• AC charger and USB cord
Additionally, in the Welcome Kit:
• Lancing device and lancets
• Control solution (2 bottles-Level 1 and Level 2)
• Carrying case
Your new In Touch®meter is in a separate and sealed package that
contains “About In Touch®” which shows you the features of In Touch®.
Please review the About In Touch®before starting. In Touch®will be
partly charged and ready to go when you take it out of the box. Plug it
in overnight to fully charge it. Under normal blood glucose monitoring
conditions, the charge should last for several weeks.
Blood Glucose Test Strips
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Test Strips are designed for use with your
In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System only. Use each test strip
only once, and then discard it. It is important to note that you should
not reapply blood to the test strip.
The strips come in a variety of colors but all give identical results. They
come in vials and also as individually sealed packages with a single test
strip.
In Touch®Glucose Test Strips require only a very small amount of blood
(0.8µL) and automatically draw blood into the test area of the strip. They
can be handled with clean, dry hands without aecting the readings.
They are convenient whether you test at home or on the go.
Important Blood Glucose Test Strip Information
Please remember:
• Use only In Touch®Blood Glucose Test Strips when testing for
glucose. The In Touch®Blood Glucose Tests strip will only work with
the In Touch®Blood Glucose meter.
• Remove the test strip from the vial/foil only when ready to check your
glucose.
• Store the test strip package between 41-86°F and between 10% and
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• Store the test strips in their original packaging only.
• After removing a glucose test strip from the vial, immediately replace
the cap and close the vial tightly.
• Do not use test strips beyond the expiration date printed on the
package as this may cause inaccurate results.
• Test strips should only be stored for 6 months after opening. Discard
any remaining test strips after this date.
WARNING: The test strip vials and packaging contain small parts. Keep
away from children and pets.
Lancing Device
The picture above shows your lancing device. This is the part of the
In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System that takes the blood sample.
To use it, you should:
1. Unscrew the lancing device cover from the body of the lancing
device. Insert a sterile lancet into the lancet holder and push it until
the lancet comes to a complete stop in the lancing device.
2. Hold the lancet rming in the lancet holder and twist the safety tab
of the lancet until it loosens. Then pull the safety tab o the lancet.
Save the safety tab for disposal.
3. Carefully screw the cover back onto the lancing device. Avoid contact
with the exposed needle. Make sure the cover is fully sealed on the
lancing device.
DO NOT TOUCH THE LANCET TIP.
Safety Tab
Release Button
Cocking Barrel
Lancet Holder Sterile Lancet
Puncture Depth
Settings Lancing
Device
Cover

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4. Adjust the puncture depth by rotating the lancing device cover.
There are a total of 6 puncture depth settings. To reduce discomfort,
use the lowest setting that still produces an adequate drop of blood:
short-length bars for soft skin; medium-length bars for normal skin,
and long-length bars for thick or calloused skin.
5. Pull the cocking barrel back to set the lancing device. You may hear
a click. The device is now loaded and ready for obtaining a drop of
blood.
6. Prior to testing, wipe your hand with an alcohol swab or wash your
hands with soap. Use warm water to increase blood ow in your
ngers if necessary. Then dry your hands thoroughly. Massage your
hand from the wrist up to the ngertip a few times to stimulate
blood ow.
7. Hold the lancing device against the side of the nger to be lanced
with the cover resting on the nger. Push the release button to prick
your ngertip. You should hear a click as the lancing device activates.
Gently massage your nger from the base to the tip to obtain the
required blood volume. Avoid smearing the drop of blood.
8. After nishing your blood check, unscrew the end cap, carefully
remove the used lancet, and dispose of it safely in an appropriate
container.
Control Solution
The In Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring System Glucose Control
Solution comes as vials of Level 1 and Level 2 solutions. They contain a
known concentration of glucose. They are used to conrm that your In
Touch®Blood Glucose Monitoring system and test strips are working
together properly. They also conrm that you are performing the test
correctly. It is important to run a quality control test regularly to make
sure you are getting correct results.
You can also use this solution to practice taking readings or to check that
you are following the correct testing procedure without using your own
blood. If the meter reading is within the control solution’s acceptable
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Chapter 3
Getting Started
Turning On and Setting up your In Touch®Meter
You need to do very little to set up
and use your meter. It will be partially
charged but check to make sure that
the battery is at least 50% full before
using it for the rst time.
To check the battery status, look at
the battery gauge icon in the top left
corner of the screen. You want to see
at least two bars in the battery icon
before you check your blood glucose
By pressing the side On/O button, the Wake-Up screen will appear.
It will beep for a few seconds as it nds the network.
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The time and date are set automatically,
no matter where you are, and are shown
at the top of the Home screen. If you are
traveling, In Touch®will set your meter’s
time to the time zone that you are in. This
is to make sure that your readings are sent
with right time stamp.
Having the correct time and date of each
blood test result is important because it
helps you and your healthcare professional
understand your blood glucose patterns
and can be used to introduce changes in
your management plan.
In Touch®will also automatically detect the wireless network that you
are in and ‘roam’ if necessary. There is no charge to you for roaming or
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Sleeping and Turning o your In Touch®meter.
To save battery, your In Touch®meter will go to sleep mode after
2 minutes of non-use. You can also “sleep” your In Touch®meter by
pressing the On/O button briey. To “Power Down” and turn o
your In Touch® meter completely, just hold in the On/O button for
3 seconds, and the screen will read “Powering Down.” You can turn
on In Touch® by holding in the On/O button for 3 seconds.
CAUTION: Always handle your In Touch®with care. Dropping the unit or
exposing it to water, for example, may damage the sensitive monitoring
equipment inside. If you are packing away your unit for an extended
period of time, protect it from moisture, prolonged direct sunlight, and
extreme temperatures. Look after it, and it will keep looking after you.
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Hold in for 3 seconds
Your In Touch®Meter
1. On/O button.
2. Color touch display screen.
3. Test strip port.
4. USB charging port.
5. Wireless signal indicator.
6. Battery charge indicator.
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The Display Screen
1. Signal strength
2. Current date and time
3. Battery level and charging state
4. Check your blood glucose level
5. Trends for information on your performance
6. Messages you should check
7. Settings for making sure your device works perfectly
8. Team to send your information to My Coach, MyMD, MyFamily &
MyMobile
9. Activity Tracker/Pedometer
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CHECK
Chapter 4
Checking Your Blood Sugar
Before Checking
Before checking and to ensure accurate results, wash and thoroughly
dry your hands and the checking site.
Safety Tips
• Follow the cleaning and disinfecting instructions for the meter
(Chapter 10) and lancing device to prevent the risk of blood-borne
pathogens.
• The meter and lancing device are intended for a single user and
should never be shared.
• Wash your hands with soap and warm water and dry them
thoroughly. Alternatively, use alcohol pads to clean the area to be
tested and dry it thoroughly after cleaning.
NOTE: It is important to clean the puncture site.
How To Check Your Blood Glucose
1. To save power, the meter will go to sleep when it’s not being used.
To Power On and Wake Up your In Touch®press the ON/OFF button
on the right side of the meter. If your In Touch®is in the sleep mode,
you can also “wake-up” In Touch by inserting a test strip.
2. Press Check, in the top left hand corner.
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CHECK
3. The screen will display “Insert Strip.” Insert the test strip with the
arrow facing into the device as shown in the Figure.
4. The screen will display “Ready to Check Glucose”.
5. A picture of a nger will appear on the screen to prompt you to
apply a blood sample. The last blood glucose value and the current
steps/calories are displayed at the bottom of the screen. You can
cancel the check at any time.
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Insert Strip
Cancel
Last BG
141 mg/dL
Steps & Calories
2021 Steps
115.5 Cals
6. Point your hand down and massage your nger with your thumb
towards the ngertip to stimulate blood ow.
7. Use the lancing device, loaded with a new lancet, to puncture your
nger. (See lancing device instructions for use.)
8. Squeeze your nger to form a drop of blood. A picture will appear on
the screen to show you that you are now ready to apply the drop of
blood to the tip of the inserted strip. Touch the end of the test strip
to the blood drop until the test strip is full.
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Ready to Check Glucose
Cancel
Last BG
141 mg/dL
Steps & Calories
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CHECK
NOTE: If the strip is removed before you start the check, the screen will
display a message, “Strip removed, please insert another strip if you
want to check your blood glucose”, and then return to the Home screen.
NOTE: If a check is not performed after inserting the strip, the device
will wait for two minutes, display a message to remove the strip if not
checking, and then return to the home screen.
9. Once you apply the blood sample to the tip of the strip, the screen
will display, “Now Checking Glucose” While you are waiting for your
results, a personalized health tip will appear instead of the typical
countdown. When you have nished reading the tip your results
will appear and you will hear a beep if you have enabled sound (see
Settings).
NOTE: Healthy Living Tips are not intended to provide advice on
treatment decisions.
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Now Checking Glucose
Please Wait
Last BG
141 mg/dL
Steps & Calories
2021 Steps
115.5 Cals
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gardening acvies for 30
minutes burns 100 calories?
10. The test can be canceled at any time by either removing the strip or
pressing the Cancel button. The blood glucose result is available on-
screen in 5 seconds. The results will show the blood glucose value
and the amount it has increased (+) or decreased (-) since the last
time you checked.
11. Once the result is displayed on the screen, it is automatically stored
into the device’s memory.
NOTE: If the error screen appears, it is most likely due to the blood
sample being too small. The sample has to ll most of the well/channel
in the white part of the testing strip.
WARNING: Your lancing device is for personal use only. DO NOT share
it with others. Sharing the lancing device or lancets can transmit serious
infections. To avoid accidents, do not store used lancets in the device
after checking and do not load the lancing device with a new sterile
lancet unless ready to use.
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NOTE: Do not press the test strip directly against the skin. Touch the test
strip gently to the blood drop.
12. After your blood glucose is displayed on the screen, you can quickly
and easily tag your blood glucose result with important information
as follows:
Mealtime Tags
Right after the blood glucose result is displayed, you will be asked to
select the meal at which the blood glucose was taken.
As an option, you can also select “Add Carbs.” to add carb count for the
meal you just ate by tapping “Add Carbs.” A key pad will appear. The
numbers will be highlighted as you enter them and will register in the
counter box. By pressing “Back”, you will return to the meal selection
screen.
Just tab the touchscreen to select which meal to go to next page.
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If you do not want to tag carbs with your blood glucose, simply select
the meal type to go to the next page. If you use insulin (SETTINGS ->
Medication), you can also log your insulin dose by selecting the “Add
Meds” button on the top left below your blood glucose value. It will
bring you to a screen where you can choose the insulin type: Short,
Long, Both Short & Long Acting, and Premix.
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OKBack
<- Backspace0
7
4
1
8
3
2
0 gm
Carbs (grams):
9
2
3
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OKBack
<- Backspace0
7
4
1
8
3
2
25 gm
Carbs (grams):
9
2
3
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Please select the
type of insulin
Back
Short
Acng
Long
Acng
Both Short &
Long Acng Premix
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OKBack
<- Backspace0
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10 Units
Short Insulin (Units):
9
2
3
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121 mg/dl
Aer
Breakfast
Aer
Lunch Aer Dinner
Other-
Snack Add CarbsNo Meal
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Breakfast
Before
Lunch Before Dinner
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Feeling
Sometimes you may want to quickly add some other helpful tags to your
blood glucose data including how you feel, whether your blood glucose
reading follows exercise, or whether it is with or without medication.
These selections are all at your ngertips and can be chosen from a
preselected list on the In Touch®display screen (your website will give
you additional opportunities to add notes).
If you are feeling ne, for example, just tap “I feel ne” to record this
as part of your blood glucose data set that is automatically recorded in
your logbook and transmitted to your health account.
These notes can be helpful for both you and your healthcare provider to
understand any patterns that might arise with mealtimes, medications,
exercise, or other factors.
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121 mg/dl
Stressed
out Aer excercise Ate more
Increased
meds Other
Missed
meds
I feel fine I don’t
feel well Light headed
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Changing Your Selections
13. When you are nished and have tagged your blood glucose value,
added meal tags, or carbs, and how you feel you will be asked if
you are ready to submit the data to your health record in the In
Touch®Data Management System.
This allows you to go back and change your previous selections
before transmitting the data. If you press No you will be taken
back to the tagging screens. If you press Yes, your data will be sent
securely to your health record in the In Touch®Data Management
System.
14. When your results have been successfully transmitted, you will
receive conrmation that the data has been securely uploaded with
your blood glucose average or an educational tip or reminder.
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Are you ready to submit?
BG:
Meal:
Feeling:
Carbs:
Meds:
121 mg/dL
Aer Lunch
I Feel Fine
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20 IU Long Acng
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Secure Data Uploading
in progress
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Data Upload Complete
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121 mg/dl
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Your BG value of 121 was
stored to your Health
Record
Please remove
test strip Done
15. If the reading is high or low, or if there is another issue, you may be
prompted to check again.
16. Your results and tags can be found in your account in the In
Touch®Data Management System within a minute; from there, you
can send the data directly to your coach or your healthcare team.
17. You can also view your results online in the In Touch Data
Management System at: www.intouch.livongo.com or get a summary
of your results on your mobile phone by sending to MyMobile.