CGM Sinocare ican i3

The Sinocare iCan i3 CGM is a next‑generation continuous glucose monitoring system designed to provide real‑time insight into your blood glucose levels without frequent finger‑prick tests. Ideal for people managing diabetes, this compact sensor delivers accurate results every 3 minutes over up to 15 days of wear.

Key Features:

Continuous Monitoring Every 3 Minutes: Get automated glucose readings throughout the day and night. 
Long Wear Duration: A single sensor can be worn for up to 15 days. 
No Routine Calibration Required: Simplifies the monitoring process and minimizes user effort. 
Bluetooth App Connectivity: Connects to the “iCan CGM” mobile app to view real‑time trends, set alerts for low/high glucose, and generate glucose reports. 
Water Resistant: Rated IP28 (water resistance to approx. 2.5 metres for ~2 hours) for more flexible everyday wear. 
Lightweight, Discreet Sensor: Sensor dimension approx. 32 mm × 5.7 mm, weight around 6 g — comfortable for continuous wear. 
High Accuracy: Clinical study shows a MARD (mean absolute relative difference) of ~8.71%. 

How It Works:

Apply the sensor to a recommended site (e.g., abdomen or upper arm) and pair with the app via Bluetooth. The system then records glucose values every 3 minutes and sends them to the app for real‑time monitoring and trend analysis. You can also set alerts to notify you of low or high glucose levels.

Ideal For:

Adults and children (as suitable per manufacturer guidelines) who want easier and less invasive glucose monitoring.
People seeking better insight into their glucose trends (post‑meal spikes, night‑time lows, lifestyle impact).
Those who prefer fewer finger‑prick tests and want continuous monitoring.

Precautions & Notes:

This is not a replacement for professional medical diagnosis or treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider for interpretation of results and therapy adjustments.
Sensor should be applied according to the instructions and maintained properly for reliable performance.
Ensure compatibility and correct installation of the app and sensor. Some users report connectivity or accuracy variances — for example: “iCan i3 has 8.71%” (MARD) but some users note differences compared to finger‑prick tests. 
Wearing conditions (site, physical activity, hydration, temperature) may affect readings.