Collection: Glucose Monitors

Vectr Medical supplies TGA approved glucose monitoring equipment for people managing Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes in Australia, sold and supported by NATA certified biomedical engineers.

Choose your monitoring type

• Blood Glucose Monitors — finger prick testing, a result in seconds, no wearable sensor. The Sinocare Safe AQ Pro I offers no coding, a wide haematocrit range, and a built in ketone warning.
• Continuous Glucose Monitors (CGM) — a small sensor worn on the skin reads glucose automatically, day and night, no routine finger pricks. The iCan i6 runs 15 days per sensor, factory calibrated.

Not sure which is right for you? Read our guide to blood glucose monitors vs CGM, or our honest comparison against Freestyle Libre and Dexcom, including how NDSS subsidy eligibility changes the pricing picture.

NDIS participant or plan manager? Read how CGM funding actually works under NDIS vs NDSS before purchasing. Every order comes with a compliant tax invoice suitable for plan managers or self-managed submission.

Glucose targets and monitoring frequency are clinical decisions. Always follow the plan set by your doctor or credentialled diabetes educator.