Good morning!
Someone has theHuawei Band 10?Can the glucose be visualized in it?
Thank you
On glycemic data watches
Good morning!
Someone has theHuawei Band 10?Can the glucose be visualized in it?
Thank you
DM1 mayo 2024 (31 años)
Toujeo 3uds
HbA1c 5,5%
I would like to ask about whether someone has tried not about watches, but about glucose meters without puncture or strips, someone?
DM 2 desde hace 24 años
Compectant 15/850
Novomix50 ( 30-35) mañana/mediodi - novomix30 (70) noche
Glicada ultima - Stbre/21.....7,6
match53 said:Precisely I read here or in another forum, I do not remember, that they are not reliable meters and have not been approved by any agency (FDA, ..).Come on, a scam.
@Match53 said:I would like to ask about whether someone has tried not about watches, but about glucose meters without puncture or strips, someone?
Sandman said:Your explanation seems very good about my questions and doubts.
@Sandman said:JordiV said:
Jordivsaid:
I currently have a Mobile Huawei Mate 20, which costs me all the data with both the free app, and with the Diabox.
With the galaxy you comment, in addition to glucose, can also have data (FC, stopwatch, steps, etc.) for sports?Of course.If you want you can have all the options activated.The problem is that in that case the battery may be a bit short.Maybe less than a day.
I only use it to control the glucose without pulling mobile, since it is much easier to turn the wrist than to remove the mobile, activate the screen, etc ... apart from the fact that it is not well seen to be every two by three with the mobile in the hand at work.
I have everything disabled less glucose reading and reached the end of the day with 60% -70% battery on the clock.It lasts two days easy.What happens is that I have already become accustomed to loading it daily just like the mobile and does not suppose any effort.
PS: When debuting 5 years ago I also had a huawei, in this case a mate 10, which was going wonderfully, but I had its years and when I had to start having the Bluetooth always active for the continuous readings of the sensor, because the battery began to fall quite short (I had to carry it even twice a day).So I took advantage and bought the clock and a mobile from Samsung and for now it is great.
Now I go with more doubts and questions.
My idea is to do what you with glucose control, take it on the clock, and not be taking out and putting the clock every time, and thus see it just turn the wrist.
The sports applications, it is only at very specific times, and if the battery goes down a lot, when you get home to load again.
Is your mobile this model as I have seen in other previous writings?Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra.
Is this your watch?Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 Classic.
Doubt:
With the iPhone model(Whatever is),It synchronizes all these app that we usually carry, for our controls?
What clock (it is not necessary to be Apple) precise to see glucose controls in the wrist?
Thank you all
@Jordiv to buy a clock It is important to know your mobile brand.
The clock is a mirror of the mobile, it does not have much autonomy without the mobile, only for the time, the payment by card and four more things.For the rest of the applications, it depends on the mobile.
If you prefer a FIVIT or similar bracelet, you have to install auxiliary applications for the connection.
My mobile is already old, 4 years old, like the clock, and the clock lasts 2 days, the mobile, as the sensor reads no longer lasts 24h, the Bluethoth eats the battery.
I am very Samsung and I have no problems.Not even to match mobile with all kinds of television;My boy with a Xiaomi, nothing, these Chinese do not pay copyright and I see everything is capable.
Lada enero 2015.
Uso Toujeo y Novorapid.
I believe that all the necessary applications to see continuous measurement in a clock or bracelet, are easier with Android Q with iPhone,, I do not know now but I installed them, there were some not compatible with iPhone.
I also have a mobile samsung.
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