Apple Watch may equipped glycemic function: diabetics no longer need to use their fingers for blood tests

ByJoe Horner 2019-06-21 1109

For diabetics, it was necessary to check the blood sugar index by "touching the finger". It is neither comfortable nor convenient to measure the blood glucose index regularly. So that, many diabetics are looking for non-invasive blood glucose measurements, which have been being developed by Apple and are intended to be integrated into Apple Watch. Some media reported that, use of smart watches to monitor the glycemic index may be realized more quickly than we might imagine.

Dexcom CEO Kevin Sayer, who specializes in the development of blood glucose meters, was earlier interviewed by CNBC's financial program "Mad Money". Sayer revealed that an upgraded version of the G6 diabetes system, which they are developing, will have a co-available version of Apple Watch.

Although no further information has been disclosed, the Sayer emphasis tool is very useful for diabetics and will be available soon, and he points out that this will be a good choice before Apple Watch is equipped with the glycemic index function.

At present, the G6 system of Dexcom is connected to Apple Watch through the projector. What Sayer is referring to in this visit is believed to be that the new version can be integrated with watchOS and provide a more advanced tool to measure the glycemic index.

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