POCTech CT100C - Page 9

POCTech CT100C (CT10) CGM
Frequently Asked Questions
March 2020 – Global FAQ Master
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Question
Response
32.
How often do I need to change the Transmitter
battery?
The Transmitter battery should be changed every time you insert a new Sensor. A new Sensor
should be applied after 10 days. The Transmitter uses a CR1620 battery.
33.
Can I cut the adhesive tape around the Sensor?
Do not cut or trim the Sensor adhesive tape.
34.
Can I use more than one POCTech CT-10 Sensor
at a time?
The Receiver can only connect to one Transmitter at a time.
35.
Where do I apply the POCTech CT-10 Sensor?
The POCTech CT-10 Sensor can be inserted into the upper arm or abdomen. Avoid skin area with
scars, irritation, rash or other skin problems in the area that you wish to apply the sensor.
Avoid places where the Sensor can be rubbed off by tight clothing.
(Reference: User Guide)
36.
Will the sensor/transmitter collect a full 10 days of
glucose data?
The sensor will last for 9 days and 21 hours after the 3 hour initialization/warm up period, for a
total of 10 full days.
For example: If you start a new sensor on a Monday morning at 9am, the sensor wear time period
will end 10 days later on a Wednesday at 9am.
37.
Can I insert the POCTech CT-10 Sensor over a
tattoo?
The sensor should not be applied on an area of skin with scar tissue. Therefore it is not
recommended to apply the Sensor over a tattoo.
38.
What to do if POCTech CT-10 Sensor falls off?
If the Sensor falls off un-expectantly, do not re-use the sensor. Start a new sensor.