Prick-Free Glucose Monitor: Spectroscopy Takes on Diabetes
Diabetes is a constant reminder of needles. To check glycated hemoglobin (HbA1c — a blood protein that reflects average sugar over three months), you need regular blood draws from a vein. It's unpleasant, requires a lab, and takes time. And if you live far from a city, every test becomes a major expedition.
The new iGLU 5.0 device changes the game.