Product Description
EVENCY is a medical device used for continuous glucose monitoring in diabetic patients. It provides real-time data on blood sugar levels, trends, and alerts for better diabetes management. The device consists of a sensor placed on the skin that measures glucose levels throughout the day and night.EVENCY is a cutting-edge brand specializing in advanced technologies for diabetes care.
Uses
- Continuous monitoring of blood glucose levels for diabetes management.
Side Effects
- Potential skin irritation or allergic reactions at the sensor site.
How to use
Attach the sensor to the skin as per the instructions provided, connect it to the monitoring device or smartphone app, and calibrate as recommended by the healthcare provider.
Storage
- Store the monitoring device and sensor components in a clean and safe place. -
- Avoid exposing the device to extreme temperatures or moisture. -
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
- Q. How long can the EVENCY sensor be worn?The sensor can typically be worn for up to 14 days before replacement is needed.
- Q. Is the EVENCY monitoring device waterproof?The device is water-resistant, but prolonged exposure to water or submersion should be avoided.
- Q. Can the EVENCY sensor be used by pregnant women?Pregnant women should consult with their healthcare provider before using the device.
- Q. Does the EVENCY system require fingerstick calibration?The system may require occasional fingerstick calibration to ensure accurate glucose readings.
- Q. Is the EVENCY system covered by health insurance?Many health insurance plans cover the cost of the EVENCY system. Check with your provider for details on coverage.
Disclaimer
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