Glucose monitoring has evolved beyond its traditional role in diabetes management, with an increasing number of people using ...

These wearable devices stick to your skin and sync with your smartphone or Apple Watch so you can check your blood sugar at a glance -- no test strips or lancets needed. While each monitor offers ...

More recently, the FDA has approved two blood sugar monitors for over-the-counter use, making them available to anyone without prescriptions. As a result, people who don’t have diabetes are ...

Samsung has been working on a noninvasive solution for optical continuous glucose monitoring, that could one day come to ...

While CGMs are convenient and can monitor blood sugar without finger pricks, they do have some drawbacks. The first concern is that the results may be inaccurate. For this reason, it's recommended ...

It also beeps to let know when sufficient blood has been absorbed for testing, removing any uncertainty. The new Autocode functionality automatically codes each new vial of strips to the meter ...

Here, we spoke with two experts to help us understand the benefits and risks of monitoring blood sugar without diabetes — and whether a CGM is a valuable tool, or an extra cost you may not ...

That’s why hearing Samsung tease a noninvasive blood glucose monitoring feature for its ... A wearable will provide continuous data without requiring the user to do anything.

Furthermore, the study was conducted during the period when Medicare reimbursed the cost of blood glucose monitors and test strips for monitors only for patients treated with insulin. Although ...