Low glucose on Alexa: hear your number, hands-free
Your CGM app already alarms you when you go low. Ask My Glucose adds the other half — hearing your actual number out loud on any Echo, just by asking.
Keep your CGM’s low alarms — they are the safety net
Your FreeStyle Libre or Dexcom app is built to alarm you when your glucose drops, on your phone and watch. Keep those on — they are your safety net, and Ask My Glucose does not replace them.
Then hear the actual number on Alexa
When you want to know exactly where you are, say ‘Alexa, ask my glucose what is my level’ and Alexa speaks your latest reading — hands-free, no phone, no screen.
It is the same reading your CGM app shows, read out loud on demand — handy while cooking, driving, mid-workout, or for anyone who finds a phone screen hard to read.
Works with FreeStyle Libre 2/3/3+ and Dexcom G6/G7. 14-day free trial, then $4.99/mo (family $9.99/mo).
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No. Your FreeStyle Libre or Dexcom app keeps its own low alarms — keep them on. Ask My Glucose is the voice layer that reads your number aloud when you ask.
Yes — on demand. Say ‘Alexa, ask my glucose what is my level’ and it speaks your latest reading. Amazon does not let skills speak on their own, so you ask and Alexa answers.
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Ask My Glucose is an informational convenience, not a medical device. Never use it as a basis for treatment decisions — always confirm on your CGM reader or receiver. FreeStyle Libre and LibreLinkUp are trademarks of Abbott; Dexcom is a trademark of Dexcom, Inc.; Alexa and Echo are trademarks of Amazon.com, Inc.; Apple, Siri, HomePod and Apple Watch are trademarks of Apple Inc. Ask My Glucose is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of them.