Why does Sinocare iCan i3 show 'Low' or 'High'?
The system is working as it should. Use your Blood Glucose Meter and treat your high or low blood glucose. When your result is between 36 and 450 mg/dL your iCan i3 CGM will display your result instead of Low or High.
What to do if Sinocare iCan i3 applicator is stuck?
Gently pull the applicator up until you see adhesive tape. Using your finger or thumb, hold the edge of the tape and gently rock the applicator back, away from your body. Do not try to reuse the applicator.
What to do if Sinocare iCan i3 sensor not working after water?
If the issue is not resolved after 1 hour, stop the session, remove the sensor, and insert a new sensor to start a new session.
What to do if Sinocare iCan i3 sensor breaks?
If a sensor tip breaks off under your skin and you cannot see it, do not try to remove it. Contact your HCP. Also seek professional medical help if you have symptoms of infection or inflammation (such as redness, swelling, or pain at the insertion site).
What to do if Sinocare iCan i3 insertion site is still not relieved?
If you notice pain, swelling, redness, discharge, or any obvious signs of lymphangitis, such as enlarged local lymph nodes or fever, at the insertion site after removing the sensor, you should contact your healthcare professional immediately. If you have any doubts or questions, please consult your doctor or other healthcare professional.
Details the components and general functionality of the iCan i3 CGM system.
Specifies the intended use and target population for the iCan i3 CGM device.
Covers essential safety information including contraindications, warnings, and precautions.
Lists all necessary items and preparations before starting the sensor insertion process.
Provides guidance on selecting an appropriate and comfortable location for sensor insertion.
Explains the process of connecting the sensor and transmitter via Bluetooth to the mobile app.
Step-by-step instructions on how to correctly apply the CGM sensor to the skin.
Describes the required waiting period after sensor insertion before receiving readings.
Introduces the main interface of the iCan CGM APP, showing key glucose data.
Explains how to interpret sensor glucose results, trend arrows, and graphs.
Explains how to log events like insulin, diet, or exercise to track their impact on glucose.
Details the different types of alerts, their meanings, and how they are delivered to the user.
Emphasizes consulting healthcare providers for personalized diabetes management and alert settings.
Provides guidance on when to rely on a traditional blood glucose meter for treatment decisions.
Explains how to leverage CGM data and trend arrows to make informed treatment choices.
Details how the sensor session automatically ends or can be manually stopped by the user.
Provides instructions on how to safely remove the used CGM sensor from the skin.
Guides users on initiating a new sensor session after removing the old one.
Addresses common problems related to sensor insertion, irritation, or malfunction and their solutions.
Provides advice on how to navigate airport security with CGM components without damage.
Covers routine maintenance and handling of CGM components for optimal performance.
Details the recommended temperature and humidity conditions for storing and transporting the CGM.
Presents data on the iCan i3 CGM's accuracy and performance metrics from clinical studies.
Details the types of glucose-related alerts, their descriptions, and how they are communicated to the user.
General| Device Type | Blood Glucose Meter |
|---|---|
| Model | iCan i3 |
| Display | LCD |
| Sample Type | Capillary Whole Blood |
| Measuring Range | 20-600 mg/dL |
| Test Time | 5 seconds |
| Power Source | 2 x AAA batteries |
| Operating Temperature | 10-40°C (50-104°F) |
| Sample Volume | 0.6 μL |
| Automatic Shut-off | 3 minutes |
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