FreeStyle Libre 3 – US

Name: FreeStyle Libre 3 – US
Rating: 2.4 (6075 reviews)
Author: Abbott Labs

By: Abbott Labs App

Continuous Glucose Monitoring

Overview

Version:

3.6.7

Last updated: 2026-07-17

Features & Capabilities

FreeStyle Libre 3 – US is a Chrome extension page focused on real-time continuous glucose monitoring (CGM). It highlights minute-by-minute glucose readings, customizable alarms when levels are too high or too low, and detailed reports that help you understand time in range and glucose trends.

Compatibility notes indicate the extension works with FreeStyle Libre 3 system sensors and may vary by device. If you have questions about usage, consult the User’s Manual and a healthcare professional.

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By:

Abbott Labs

Rating:

2.40

(6,075) 28 new ratings

Version:

3.6.7 Last updated: 2026-07-17

Version code:

888019661

Creation date:

2022-06-21

Compatible devices:

Size:

53.93MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-16

Compare stats and ranking:

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# 32,606 ▲ 16

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#69 in continue keyword 12 ▼ 38

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Developed by:

Abbott Labs

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/freestyle-libre-3-us/id1524572429

User Reviews

Users appreciate the app for post-meal glucose insights and reduced finger-pricks, but reliability and usability are major concerns. Common issues include intrusive alarms, connectivity drops, limited historical data viewing, weak health integration, and sensor reliability problems. Some praise responsive support, but overall improvements in background operation, data accessibility, and accuracy are needed.

Pros

Provides valuable glucose trend data, especially post-meal insights, aiding meal planning and identifying foods that affect glucose.
Reduces the need for finger-prick testing by enabling continuous monitoring and convenience.
In some cases, support responsiveness helps resolve issues and improves the user experience.

Cons

Intrusive, non-customizable alarms and critical alerts that wake users and are hard to silence or tone down.
Frequent signal loss, connectivity issues, and slow data updates between the sensor and app.
Limited data history and graph interaction; cannot view exact past readings or scroll through the day; importing data from previous app is not straightforward.
Poor Apple Health/Watch integration and lack of background operation; app drains battery and does not run reliably in the background.
Sensor reliability and accuracy problems, including false readings and repeated sensor replacements or quality-check alerts.

Recent reviews

Quite literally the worst app I’ve ever used. Honestly I don’t even know which is worse, the app or the actual sensor. The sensor keeps disconnecting and the app just says lost connection alarms unavailable. I can’t see readings and the ones I do get are way off. I’m always getting alarms for critical low levels which result in unnecessary extra finger pokes for reassurance. The constant annoying unceasing alerts are the worst part. You can’t turn them off.. They kept waking me up at night last night (even if you have your phone on sleep more or do not disturb they still come through) it got to the point where I deleted the app and took the sensor off not even 24 hours after getting it and using it for the first time. I am switching to Dexcom instead because this is ridiculous. I paid out of pocket for this sensor because my insurance didn’t want to cover it and I am not even able to repair it to their other app they have in store to see if it’s any better that this horrible app. They should pull this app off the store so people don’t get confused and waste money time and sensors.