How can something so important fail so hard?
I don’t understand it.
Response from developer
We're sorry you're having trouble. Our 24-Hour Technical Support team would like to help. Please give them a call at your convenience at 800.646.4633, option 1.
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Can I check my GMI on my guardian 3
Response from developer
Hello! Please give our Technical Support team a call for more information at 1-800-646-4633, option #1. Thank you.
Horrible annoying app
First, the alert sounds can be helpful and obtrusive. It will interrupt music videos and everything else when it makes a noise. Sometimes making them stop all the together. When you get an alert and you go to the app to check what the alert might be, it sounds the alert again right in your face. Also, every time I insert a new sensor. I have to delete the app and reinstall the app and go through all the set up. Every time I put on a new sensor. New updates are rarely available. Every time only seemingly to make the app worse and worse.
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Response from developer
We're sorry you're having trouble. Our 24-Hour Technical Support team would like to help. Please give them a call at your convenience at 800.646.4633, option 1.
A Worsening
This new version cannot be considered an improvement.
1. It does not work if your CARELINK application is placed in a country outside the US. Therefore you cannot recover your stored data of previous months.
2. Most of devices used to measure blood glucose are graduated in milligrams per deciliter (mg/dl), but this new worsening is set to the weird seldom used graduation of millimoles per liter (mmol/l). Therefore calibration requires continuous transformation of units, something never before required.
What are these Medtronic “programmers or engineers” thinking of?
What a bluff
1. It does not work if your CARELINK application is placed in a country outside the US. Therefore you cannot recover your stored data of previous months.
2. Most of devices used to measure blood glucose are graduated in milligrams per deciliter (mg/dl), but this new worsening is set to the weird seldom used graduation of millimoles per liter (mmol/l). Therefore calibration requires continuous transformation of units, something never before required.
What are these Medtronic “programmers or engineers” thinking of?
What a bluff
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Response from developer
Hi, Luis. We are finishing up testing and regulatory approval for iOS 16 compatibility and will be sharing updates as soon as they are available. We appreciate your patience. For questions related to turning off alerts, please reach out to our technical support team at 800.646.4633, option 1.
ISO 17??
Just bought the new iPhone 15 pro max now I can’t use the app. Now I have all this wasted money in supplies and transmitter. WHEN DO WE GET AN UPDATE??!! Hello?!
