non invasive glucose meter
If you are a diabetic and sick and tired of sore fingers and the pain associated with sticking your fingers every time you need to check your blood sugar the up and coming non invasive glucose meter may be just what you need.
The non invasive glucose meter is available, currently, in styles like the glucowatch, which is designed to be worn on the wrist. These meters work by drawing interstitial fluid through the sweat glands in the skin by using a small electric current. This electric current is so small that the only real discomfort associated with using the device is some possible irritation caused by wearing the device around the wrist or arm, and this is usually no more uncomfortable than wearing a large watch or MP3 player.
The non invasive glucose meter lives up to its name in that it is completely bloodless and pain-free for most users and represents the newest and best in glucose monitoring technology.
Yes, the bloodless glucose meter is the best in up and coming technology, but like the Star Trek tricorder, a non invasive glucose meter that can completely replace the finger stick blood sugar check is just a thing of science fiction. The bloodless glucose meter of today is a useful tool when it comes to tracking and trending blood glucose levels, especially over a long period of time such as twelve hours. By using the non invasive glucose meter you can have a blood glucose reading every 20 minutes for up to a 12 hour period and as many as four thousand readings can be stored in memory and viewed at the touch of a button. The non invasive glucose meter can also be set to alert you if your blood sugar gets too high or too low.
This type of technology is brand new, and there are very few non invasive glucose meters on the market and none are FDA approved to take the place of a finger stick glucometer, but they do have a secure place in the proper management of diabetes.
