@A DiabetesTeam Member

Hello Alan

I’m sorry that you are having a struggle in finding a monitor that will be compatible with your Flip 7 phone.
Are you able to email Samsung admin, to see whether they could help?

Here’s what I found on Google. I do hope that you come right 🤗

While there is no definitive compatibility list for an unreleased Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7, it is highly likely that any glucose monitor compatible with modern Android phones will work with it. Most major continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) and traditional Bluetooth meters are designed to work across a wide range of Android devices.
Top continuous glucose monitors (CGM)
CGMs are the most popular type of glucose monitor for smartphone connectivity, as they send readings automatically to your phone via Bluetooth.
Dexcom G7: One of the most accurate and widely used CGMs. The Dexcom G7 app is regularly updated for compatibility with the latest Android devices, so it's a safe bet for the Z Flip 7.
Abbott FreeStyle Libre 3: Known for being discreet, affordable, and accurate. The Libre 3 sends real-time glucose readings to the FreeStyle Libre 3 app on compatible Android phones. To ensure compatibility with the Flip 7, you just need a phone that supports NFC and runs Android 9 or later.
Dexcom Stelo: This over-the-counter CGM, built on the G7 platform, is designed for adults with Type 2 diabetes who are not on insulin. It sends real-time insights and glucose trends to its Android app.
Smart blood glucose meters (BGM)
If you prefer a traditional meter that syncs with an app, these are popular choices:
Accu-Chek Guide Me / Instant: The Accu-Chek meters can sync with the mySugr app, which works on most Android devices.
Contour Next One: The Contour Diabetes App can be used with this Bluetooth meter to view and track your glucose readings on your phone.
One Drop Chrome: The One Drop app, which tracks blood glucose and other health metrics, is compatible with its Bluetooth-enabled meter and works on Android devices.
How to verify compatibility
To be absolutely certain about compatibility once the Z Flip 7 is released, follow these steps:
Check the manufacturer's website: Major CGM brands like Dexcom and FreeStyle Libre maintain a list of supported devices on their websites.
Look for Android OS support: Check the app's requirements on the Google Play Store. The Z Flip 7 will run a very recent version of Android, so any monitor that supports modern Android versions will most likely work.
Confirm Bluetooth and NFC: Verify that the phone has Bluetooth for continuous syncing and NFC for scanning if you choose a flash glucose monitor like the Freestyle Libre.

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A Diabete...

I've tried that but no joy

I'm not in the UK but could you look for the customer service number for each monitor. Then call each one to find out.