Ultrahuman has launched the M1 Live continuous glucose monitor in the US. The solution uses the FDA-approved Abbott FreeStyle Libre sensor, providing real-time data in the Ultrahuman app. Customers in the US can purchase bundles that are currently discounted or opt for a monthly subscription.https://www.notebookcheck.net/Ultrahuman-M1-continuous-glucose-monitor-launches-in-US.807467.0.html
Interesting that they want big bucks for a app that is basically free and gives you pretty much the same info.
The "free" app is called:
Juggluco. Look it up...
Wow! If only I was a billionaire, I could afford this device!
With over 56 years as a Type 1 diabetic with 28 years on a pump, the Beta Bionics new, FDA cleared insulin pump is by far the most revolutionary way to control diabetes. It requires a Dexcom G6 or G7 to function, enter your body weight then nothing else. It is ideal for those who do not count carbs and the closest pump to a functioning pancreas and priced a few thousand less than traditional pumps. My out of pocket copay is $800 where a new Tandem T-Slim is $1,600 with my current T-Slim is no longer under warranty so timing is perfect. I look forward to improved control which is what we all seek in battling and beating type 1 diabetes. This companies sale ends Feb. 29, so they are hoping to exploit those making rash decisions. Contact your diabetes education dept. To discuss this
it is not the app, it is the sensor that cost money. Similar to supersapiens which also use abbott libre sense.