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Pam created an article,
Why do my Lingo results differ from results from finger stick test?
Lingo readings are taken from the interstitial fluid (ISF), a thin layer of fluid that surrounds the cells of the tissues below your skin, whereas a finger prick device uses blood as the basis for ...
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How do I recycle or dispose of my biosensor?
This product 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 ...
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Does Lingo measure Ketones?
Not yet, however, we are working on solutions for Lingo to measure other key biomarkers like ketones and lactate. Currently, we don’t have a launch date for new biomarkers but stay tuned. Please ch...
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What unit of measurement does Lingo use for glucose levels?
Lingo measures glucose levels in mmol/L (millimoles per litre).
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Can I buy biosensors in other countries?
At the moment, Lingo is only available for purchase in the United Kingdom and the United States. We currently do not offer worldwide shipping. Biosensors purchased in one country may not be compati...
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Pam created an article,
How do I log out of my account?
In your Lingo app, you can access the menu by tapping on the You button located at the bottom right corner of your screen. Then you'll find the settings icon at the top left corner of your screen....
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I see the following message when using the Lingo app: Biosensor Already in Use
What it may mean: The Lingo Biosensor was started by another device. What to do: Check again with the device that started it. Or apply and start a new Lingo Biosensor. Need help? Please submit your...
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Pam created an article,
How do I remove my biosensor?
Gently remove your biosensor, like a plaster, slowly peel one side away from your skin in one motion. If there is adhesive residue on your skin, clean off with soap and warm water. When applying a ...