Connect CGM for Pharmacies (Version 3)

For pharmacies

CGM is Coming to Pharmacies!

Explain continuous glucose monitoring with ease, dispense it with confidence and support your customers with diabetes in the long term – with a partner who has your back.

Become a partner Ordering information
FORA Connect CGM transmitter and sensor

Why CGM matters for your pharmacy

More and more people with diabetes measure their glucose continuously instead of only at single points in time. The pharmacy is often their first point of contact for questions about application, sensor changes and skin tolerance.

9.3 millionpeople living with diabetes in Germany¹
450,000new cases per year¹
up to 12.3 millionpeople projected to be affected by 2040²
FORA Connect CGM

Connect CGM at a glance

  • Real-time glucose readings every 3 minutes via Bluetooth to the smartphone
  • Real-time alerts for high and low values
  • 7 trend arrows, 4 timeline views and daily reports
  • Log meals, activity and insulin in the app
  • Worn on the abdomen or upper arm
  • up to 14 dayswear time per sensor
  • 9.07% MARDclinically validated (2022)
  • up to 2 yearsrechargeable transmitter
  • IP58dust- and water-protected

Become a Connect CGM Partner Pharmacy!

Discover our offering and find out how we can support you in getting started.

Here's what you can expect:

A personalised offer

Training and educational sessions

Advice and ongoing support

Information about the Connect CGM

Ordering information

All items at a glance – order directly from ForaCare Europe.

Item Contents PZN Note
Connect CGM Starter Kit 1 transmitter, 1 sensor, 1 charging cradle incl. cable Transmitter: 19554511
Sensor: 19554505		 Initial supply
Connect CGM Sensor 1 sensor, 14 days 19554505 Follow-up supply
Connect CGM promotional display 3x transmitter, 6x sensor Transmitter: 19554511
Sensor: 19554505		 incl. POS material
Connect CGM Transmitter rechargeable, up to 2 years 19554511 Replacement
Training

We prepare you for CGM consultations!

Prepare your team for modern glucose monitoring. Our compact training covers everything about the Connect CGM – from sensor application and app setup to typical customer questions.

Our goal: confident consultations and an excellent customer experience.

FormatOnline, live
Durationapprox. 45 min
ParticipantsUnlimited
CostFree of charge
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4 steps to becoming a CGM pharmacy

Getting started with FORA Connect CGM is easy.

Get in touch

Fill in the contact form – we will get back to you within 48 hours.

Initial equipment

Starter kits, demo device and POS materials for your pharmacy.

Train your team

Training for your whole team – online or on-site.

Support your customers

Follow-up supply of sensors and ongoing support from ForaCare.

Frequently asked questions from pharmacies

Answers for counselling at the dispensing counter.

What is the difference between CGM and conventional blood glucose testing?
A blood glucose meter (BGM) provides a single reading from capillary blood. A CGM measures continuously in the tissue and shows a value every 3 minutes along with the trend – without regular finger pricks.
Where is the sensor worn and how long does it last?
On the abdomen or the back of the upper arm, for up to 14 days. The transmitter is then placed on the new sensor; a 30-minute charge lasts for 14 days.
What should be done in case of skin irritation or if the sensor comes loose?
Clean the skin before applying and let it dry completely; rotate the application site regularly. If irritation persists, remove the sensor and seek medical advice. [Add overpatch note if applicable]
Which smartphones are supported?
Connect CGM connects to the app on your smartphone via Bluetooth. System requirements:
  • iOS 13 or later
  • Android 7 or later
  • Bluetooth 4.0 or higher
Further details can be found in the user manual.

Become a Connect CGM partner pharmacy

Join our network and further develop your expertise in diabetes care and modern glucose monitoring.

Leave us your contact details – we will get back to you within 48 hours with a personalised offer and support you every step of the way with a dedicated contact person, training and information materials.

Let's create new opportunities for your pharmacy together.

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¹ DDG Factsheet „Diabetes in Deutschland“ (03/2026); Deutscher Gesundheitsbericht Diabetes 2026 (DDG / diabetesDE)
² Tönnies T. et al., Diabetic Medicine 2019, DOI: 10.1111/dme.13902