It seems that a new apparatus that will revolutionize glucose measurement and then forget (the same smoke of each year) is always about to revolutionize is this:
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The continuous meter of non -invasive glucawar glucose is emerging as a disruptive device in the diabetes market, its objective for 2024
The blood sugar meter AFON Glucawar uses the user's smart devices to allow real -time monitoring.(Glucawar only measures and sends the signal to the mobile)
The continuous glucose monitor (MCG) without glucawar needles has recently been exhibited in the 83rd scientific sessions of the American Diabetes Association and has also had an impressive design review.
If AFON manages to start selling it in 2024, the Glucawar non -invasive glycemia meter could seriously alter the current market for diabetes devices.
AFON TECHNOLOGY LTD seems to be one of the most promising emerging companies that work in a indolor and non -invasive MCG, and their device is now known as "glucawar", instead of the previous one and something prosaic "AFON BLOOD GLUCOSE SENSOR".In omestone. "
The company was one of the exhibitors of the 83rd scientific session of the ADA, where a prototype of the Glycawar monitor Link together with cases, packaging and a laptop load for thedevice.
According to a new promotional video of AFON (see below), the Glucawar CGM, which now seems more a wearable out of Apple or Google's design studies, offers continuous control of glucose in real time thanks to wireless connectivity withAn intelligent device.
The sensor has been designed to be placed under the user's smart watch, allowing this device to become an integral part of the control system.AFON states that Glucawar is comfortable to carry and that the painless CGM can last up to 14 days with a complete load.
Although they have not yet given any indication about the price, it can be expected that Glucawar will be an affordable unit for those who have to control type 1, 2 or 3C diabetes.Apparently, the company Link to 2024 as a release date, although it is not clear in which half.
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(They say it uses microwave to detect glucose level)
