Step 1 Add a new measurement
1-1. Access the LifeCare screen
Click LifeCare on the main screen
Access Blood Glucose to continue
1-2. Set up blood glucose measurement
Name the blood glucose measurement service and provide your medical history and medication information. You can also set an alarm to remind you of your measurement schedule.
1-3. Start measuring new blood glucose data
Return to the LifeCare screen, select Blood Glucose, and follow the instructions. Press the + sign to add a blood glucose value.
Enter the blood glucose value, measurement date and time, and indicate when to measure. You can also add notes and photos.
1-4 Save and view measurement data and expert advice
After entering your measured blood glucose value, click Next to access the preview screen to confirm all information before proceeding to the next screen.
Once your information is saved successfully, you will receive health suggestions from Experts. Click Save.
Step 2 View your blood glucose data history
2-1. Access the data history screen
Click the Blood Glucose Measurement symbol to view your blood glucose data history.
Your blood glucose measurement history is displayed in a chart for easy comparison.
2-2. Details about one measurement
Below the chart, you will find details about the measurement. Select the measurement you want to view and click > to see its details, including the Expert's health suggestions.
2-3. Measurement history search and settings
By clicking the Menu icon in the upper right corner of the chart, several options will appear.
History Inquiry lets you set the start and end times to view your measurements within that time period. "Display Setting" allows you to view your blood glucose measurement values before or after eating.
Step 3 Delete Measurement Data
Click the Menu icon in the bottom right corner of the chart, and several options will appear. Choose "Delete Data."
On this screen, click the Delete icon on the right side of the item you want to delete. A confirmation box will appear; click OK to confirm the deletion.
