Sinocare

Sinocare iCan CGM Sensor i6 (1 Sensor/15 days)
Sinocare iCan CGM Sensor i6 (1 Sensor/15 days)
Sinocare

Sinocare iCan CGM Sensor i6 (1 Sensor/15 days)

1 sensor, 15 daysAbout 2 g, 3.95 mm

(1)

BHD27.500 BHD23.100
Sinocare iCan CGM Sensor i6 (2 Sensors/1 Month)
Sinocare iCan CGM Sensor i6 (1 Sensor/15 days)
Sinocare

Sinocare iCan CGM Sensor i6 (2 Sensors/1 Month)

15 days per sensorReading every 3 min

(1)

BHD55.000 BHD44.000

Sinocare CGM at Healthana means the iCan i3 and iCan i6 continuous glucose monitoring sensors. Each sensor is worn for 15 days and sends a glucose reading to your phone every 3 minutes, with no finger-prick calibration. They are for people who monitor glucose as part of everyday diabetes care, sold as 1 sensor or 2 sensors for a month.

iCan i3 or iCan i6?

Both models take a reading every 3 minutes, about 7,160 readings per 15-day sensor, and let you set your own high and low alerts.

  • iCan i3 – 15-day sensor, waterproof to IP28 (up to 2.5 m for up to 2 hours)
  • iCan i6 – lighter and thinner at about 2 g and 3.95 mm, waterproof to 2 m for up to 2 hours, with family sharing through iCan Reach
  • 1 sensor pack – 15 days of monitoring
  • 2 sensor pack – about 1 month of monitoring

Before you start

Check that your phone is compatible with the iCan app and read the age range, wear sites and warnings on each product page. A CGM shows trends and alerts but does not replace advice from your doctor or diabetes care team, so keep following the plan they have given you.

Frequently asked questions

Do I still need finger-prick tests?

The iCan sensors need no finger-prick calibration. Your doctor may still ask you to confirm some readings with a meter, especially when symptoms do not match the reading, so follow your doctor's plan.

Can I shower or swim with the sensor?

Yes. The sensors are rated IP28: the i3 to 2.5 m and the i6 to 2 m, for up to 2 hours.

Can a CGM change my diabetes medication?

No. A CGM only measures glucose. Never change your insulin or other medicines based on readings without talking to your doctor or diabetes team.

How many sensors do I need per month?

Each sensor lasts 15 days, so two sensors cover about one month.

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