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The store currently lists version 5.18.1, updated 2026-10-22.
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The OneTouch Reveal® mobile app has helped over 4 million* people take a step forward in their diabetes management. The OneTouch Reveal® app can be used to track information from blood glucose meters to support diabetes management.
The app seamlessly syncs data with compatible OneTouch brand meters to change the way you see your blood glucose.
Helps you easily spot blood glucose patterns
• Transforms data into colorful snapshots that connect your blood glucose with food, insulin and activity.
• Draws a timeline of important blood glucose events and activities, highlighting when you have been repeatedly out of range.
• Receive automatic notifications on your smartphone when a high or low blood glucose pattern is detected.…
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Thanks for using the OneTouch Reveal® mobile app! We regularly bring improved performance and minor bug fixes to the App Store to better support your diabetes management. • Access and share AGP (Ambulatory Glucose Profile) report via OneTouch Reveal® mobile app • Bug and stability fixes
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