Anyone that checks their blood sugar regularly can tell you that the right glucose monitor can make all the difference. Whether you’re prediabetic, Type 2, or Type 1, or have another type of blood ...

Millions of Americans live with diabetes and rely on a glucometer to measure their blood glucose levels. Glucometers take a blood sample to an enzyme electrode and mix it with a glucose oxidase enzyme ...

Medicare covers home-use glucometers under Original Medicare Part B’s durable medical equipment (DME) benefit. Medicare generally covers fingerstick monitors and FDA-approved continuous glucose ...

Looking for a smart glucometer for your domestic needs? We have a list of some of the most popular options that you can consider if you want to keep a track of your blood sugar readings on your ...

If you have diabetes mellitus or hypoglycemia, you’re probably familiar with traditional glucose meters, also known simply as glucometers, which obtain a small drop of blood by pricking the skin with ...

Glucometers (which measure glucose levels in blood) are medical devices familiar to diabetics, and notorious for being proprietary. Gentoo Linux developer [Flameeyes] has some good news about his open ...

The Minneapolis City Council approved a resolution on July 18 to give $2,500 to the Minneapolis Fire Department to purchase approximately 28 glucometers. Glucometers, also known as glucose meters, are ...

As a diabetic, I’ve always wished there was some way my smartphone or watch could just track my blood sugar, perhaps sending out alerts when I’ve been naughty and eaten too much sweet stuff. We’re not ...

If you have diabetes, you may need a glucometer. A glucometer is a device that measures your blood glucose (sugar). Different types of glucometers exist, such as fingerstick meters or continuous ...