Tidbit: Freestyle Libre 2 Sensor Application with Katie Glenn

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Medical assistant Katie Glenn takes us through the surprisingly simple process of applying the sensor of the Freestyle Libre 2 continuous glucose monitor. Link: YouTube video demonstration (not us) Support the show Want to get in touch? Email any time at [email protected].

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