SMART WATCH BLOOD SUGAR MONITORS

[Fishcake]

Anyone bought a smart watch with blood sugar monitor?

 

[Bruce Stephens]

Anyone bought a smart watch with blood sugar monitor?

Presumably. They don't work (yet), so don't waste your money.

 

[Sally71]

I was just about to say the same. There are many threads on here about such watches, and they don’t actually work, they only pretend to be reading your blood sugar. Don’t buy one unless it has other features which you find useful. The blood sugar reading function is completely fake.

 

[askeelsepttype2]

I did buy one but it was useless. The watch declared that my blood glucose level was 5 mml but my finger prick test read 13.4.mml. I sent it back and got a refund and left a review saying that their product could endanger diabetics health with false readings.

 

[Fishcake]

Thanks folk. I’ll wait until they get their acts together.

 

[Sarahp]

Was a feature on tv recently to avoid them, Gloria hunniford and the team she presents with, chap featured got very poorly after trusting one.

 

[TGW]

I bought the Qinux Vitalift smart watch (looks the same as the Libiyi version) and, having worn it for a number of weeks, can confirm it does not accurately measure Blood Glocose levels - usually shows between 4.5 and 7.5 mml/l regardless of finger prick readings between 3.5 and 14 mml/l. In other words absolute fiction. Also gives optimistic Blood Pressure readings e.g 117/77 when standard Blood Pressure monitor shows 152/92. Don't be drawn in!