iCan i6 Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM)

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iCan i6 Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM)

$67.50per sensor in the 2-pack
2-pack · 30 days
$135
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$79
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See your glucose every 3 minutes for 15 days, with no finger-prick calibration. The all-in-one applicator places the sensor in one press, and readings go straight to the free iCan app or the iCan view reader. TGA approved (ARTG 515190) and approved from age 2.

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Same Day. Two Very Different Pictures.

A finger prick shows a moment. A CGM shows the whole day.
Three readings can miss the rise after lunch or the dip overnight. Continuous readings show how meals, exercise and sleep actually affect you.

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Finger pricks
Readings a day
About 3
After-meal rises
Often missed
Overnight
Unknown
Trend arrows
No
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iCan i6 CGM
Readings a day
480
After-meal rises
Seen as they happen
Overnight
Tracked, with alerts
Trend arrows
Yes

Illustration only, not real patient data. Glucose in mmol/L. 480 readings = one every 3 minutes for 24 hours.

See Your Glucose On Your Phone

Every reading goes to the free iCan app, with trend graphs, alerts and sharing for the people who look out for you.

01 — Live readingYour current glucose and trend arrow, updated every 3 minutes.
02 — High and low alertsSet your own limits and get a warning on your phone.
03 — Daily patternsSee how meals, exercise and sleep affect your levels.
04 — Share with carersFamily can follow along in the iCan Reach app.

Set Up In One Step. Readings For 15 Days.

No loading, no calibration finger pricks.
The sensor comes ready inside its applicator.

1
Apply

Remove the cap and press on your abdomen, or the back of the upper arm from age 13.

2
Pair

Connect to the iCan app or the iCan view reader.

3
Warm up

Readings start after a 2-hour warm-up.

4
Wear 15 days

A reading every 3 minutes, then swap to a new sensor.

About 2 g. Water resistant to 2 m. Nothing to calibrate.

The Numbers Behind The Sensor

Clinical data from the manufacturer, Sinocare.

Accuracy (MARD)
8.71%

Overall, in adults. 8.89% in children and adolescents.

Wear time
15 days

Per sensor. Two sensors cover a month.

Readings
3 min

A new reading every 3 minutes over Bluetooth.

Range
2–25

mmol/L measuring range.

Water resistance
IP28

Up to 2 m for 2 hours: shower, swim, sport.

Age
2+

Abdomen from age 2; upper arm from age 13.

A Month Of CGM For Less

What 30 days costs if you're paying for it yourself.

  • $4.50 a day with the 2-pack
  • 15-day sensors, so fewer changes than 10-day brands
  • Free shipping on every order, GST-free
Buy the 2-pack
iCan i62 × 15-day sensors
$135
Dexcom ONE+3 × 10-day sensors
$200.70
FreeStyle Libre 2 Plus2 × 15-day sensors
$204
Dexcom G73 × 10-day sensors
$330

Self-funded prices listed on each manufacturer's Australian online store on 18 October 2026 (Dexcom via AMSL Diabetes; FreeStyle Libre via freestylelibre.com.au), excluding NDSS subsidies. Dexcom and FreeStyle Libre are trademarks of their respective owners.

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Made For The Whole Family

Approved for adults and children from age 2. Children aged 2 to 12 wear it on the abdomen; from 13 it can also go on the back of the upper arm.

iCan appReadings, trends and alerts on the wearer's phone.
iCan ReachParents and carers follow readings from elsewhere.
iCan view readerA standalone receiver if you'd rather not use a phone.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need a prescription?

No. Order online and we deliver Australia-wide. We still recommend setting glucose targets with your doctor or credentialled diabetes educator.

Is the iCan i6 TGA approved?

Yes. It is included on the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods under ARTG 515190. Our guide explains how to check if any CGM is TGA approved.

Is it subsidised through the NDSS?

Not currently. If you have type 1 diabetes you may be eligible for subsidised CGM through the NDSS, so talk to your diabetes health professional. The iCan i6 suits people who are self-funding.

Can I use my NDIS funding?

Every order comes with a compliant tax invoice for plan-managed or self-managed claims. Read our NDIS and NDSS funding guide first.

How accurate is it?

Sinocare's clinical data shows an overall MARD of 8.71%, with 93.65% of readings within 20% of lab reference values. If a reading doesn't match how you feel, confirm it with a finger prick test.

Can children use it?

Yes, from age 2. Children aged 2 to 12 wear it on the abdomen; from 13 the back of the upper arm can also be used. Glucose targets for children should be set with their diabetes care team.

Do paracetamol or vitamin C affect the readings?

Sinocare's testing found no interference from paracetamol (acetaminophen) or vitamin C, two everyday substances that can affect readings on some sensor types.

Why should I trust Vectr Medical?

We're a family owned business of biomedical engineers. Our team tests and services medical equipment for hospitals and emergency services, and we select and support everything we sell. Questions? Contact our team.

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