A patient’s physical, social, and psychological well-being is impacted by diabetes mellitus. The most common obstacles patients face include poor diet, inactivity, and poor self-monitoring of glucose levels. By improving glycemic control, complications can be prevented or delayed and quality of life can be improved.

In people with diabetes who are using insulin, self-monitoring of blood glucose (SMBG) facilitates insulin titration and detection of hypoglycemia and helps to improve glycemic control.

A diabetic must test his or her blood sugar several times a day to ensure that it doesn’t get too high or too low. Studies have shown that more than half of patients don’t test enough because of the pain and inconvenience of needle pricks.

Uniqueness: With our noninvasive technique, we can easily estimate glucose levels, just like reading body temperatures. No accessories required, no spending on each reading of blood glucose. Blood sugar monitoring for people with diabetes offers undeniable health benefits.

Users: Diabetes patients