First iPetek V6 Purchase: 79.00 AUD per sensor
Regular price: 99.00 AUD per sensor. Customers who have never purchased iPetek V6 from Plus Medical receive an automatic 20.00 AUD discount per sensor on their first eligible purchase. No discount code required. Eligibility is checked at checkout. Cannot be combined with other discounts.
Sinocare's iPetek V6 Pet CGM — a continuous glucose monitoring system designed specifically for dogs and cats, now supplied in Australia by Plus Medical Pty Ltd.
Veterinary-Specific CGM. Designed for Pets, Not Humans.
The iPetek V6 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) System offers 15 days of accurate, real-time glucose data for dogs and cats — eliminating the clinical limitations of human CGMs.
Why Human CGMs Fall Short in Veterinary Practice
While human CGMs have been used off-label in veterinary medicine, they present significant clinical challenges for vets and pet owners:
Frequent Detachment: Human sensors are often too bulky and heavy, causing them to fall off cats and small dogs prematurely.
Shorter Lifespan: They rarely last their full intended duration on veterinary patients, driving up costs for the client.
Data Interference: Common medications like Vitamin C and paracetamol (acetaminophen) can severely skew glucose readings, leading to incorrect insulin adjustments.
Workflow Disruption: Frequent calibration and long warm-up times add unnecessary stress to the patient and the clinic's nursing staff.
Introducing Sinocare's iPetek V6
Engineered from the ground up for veterinary use, iPetek V6 provides reliable, continuous data from day one.
15-Day Continuous Wear
Provides a longer lifespan than standard human CGMs on pets. This means fewer clinic visits for replacements, less stress for the animal, and significantly lower long-term costs for the pet owner.
Ultra-Lightweight (~2g)
Less than half the weight of typical human sensors. The low-profile design ensures it stays securely attached, even on active cats and small dog breeds.
Zero Interference Technology
Features advanced 3rd-generation sensor technology that is immune to Vitamin C and acetaminophen interference. You can trust the data, even during concurrent treatments.
No Calibration & 30-Min Warm-Up
Factory-calibrated and ready to stream data in just 30 minutes. Save your nursing staff valuable time and reduce handling stress on the patient.
IP28 Waterproof
Water-resistant up to 2 meters for 2 hours. Pet owners don't need to worry about the sensor failing during walks in the rain or routine bathing.
Empower Your Clinic and Your Clients
iPetek V6 is more than just a sensor; it is a complete data management ecosystem.
For Veterinarians: Track glucose trends, analyze daily patterns, and make evidence-based insulin adjustments using real-time data.
For Pet Owners: The iPetek App provides peace of mind, allowing owners to monitor their pet’s health remotely and share insights during their next clinic visit.
Feature iPetek V6 Specifications
Wear Duration 15 Days
Sensor Weight ~2 grams
Warm-up Time 30 Minutes
Calibration No Calibration Required
Waterproof Rating IP28 (2 meters for 2 hours)
Interference Resistant to Vitamin C & Acetaminophen
Data Output Real-time Bluetooth via iPetek App
Pricing Regular price: 99.00 AUD / sensor. First eligible iPetek V6 purchase: 79.00 AUD / sensor after automatic discount. (Clinic wholesale pricing available)
Be Among the First Clinics in Australia to Offer iPetek V6.
Partner with Plus Medical Pty Ltd today for priority stock, clinical onboarding, and exclusive early-access clinic pricing.
Contact Info:
Email: pet@plusmedical.com.au
Phone: +61 (0)2 9881 0368
Website: www.plusmedical.com.au
Footer Disclaimer (Mandatory for Compliance):Important Notice: iPetek V6 is a continuous glucose monitoring system intended for use in animals. The system is designed to track glucose trends and patterns. If sensor readings or alerts do not match your clinical signs or the patient's symptoms, use a standard blood glucose meter to make treatment decisions;Imagery: Use high-quality images of dogs and cats (not humans) wearing the sensor. Include photos of a veterinarian looking at an iPad or smartphone showing the app.

