You didn't talk about practical things, like can I wear them in the shower, when swimming, or how long each sensor lasts (do I need to replace it every week/month/quarter). Can I see the results on my own phone? Does it use my phone to report to someone else? Who does it report to, Abbot labs, my insurance company, law enforcement (in the case of the alcohol sensor)?
I wear mine in the shower and while swimming. It's proven tech; diabetics have been using them for years. It's life-changing. I swap them out every two weeks. Scan with my iPhone several times a day. Once it's on, you barely notice it's there.
After 14 days the cgm system shuts itself off. Used to be hackeable to extend; since the battery has waaaay more capacity. But they locked that, planned obsolescence.
I am not sure what i will do with my 26 dead sensors each year. Each has a small 1.5V battery, thermistor, NFC transponder, microcontroller, ... Of course the technology is fairly new, but for what it is it is overpriced (what my health insurence mostly has to pay); and it feels just so wasteful.
@@917073 There's a risk of clotting at the site if it's not replaced. 14 days is pretty conservative, but it's way better than the 3 day intervals for my insulin pods. I wouldn't call this planned obsolescence; it's not like a phone that intentionally degrades performance over the course of a year. $75/mo isn't cheap, but it's made a huge difference in my A1C. I can't imagine going back to test strips.
This sounds like a wonderful device for parents of children with health issues, especially those who lack speach and are unable to convey their symptoms.
I love, love, love it, I'm red going to use it for both glucose (I'm prediabetic now) and for ketone and for lactic acid (because of my diabetes I'm gonna have to start working out) I'm even thinking using it for alcohol consumption, the only thing for me is I live in Australia and I don't know if it's going to be available anytime soon 😭
I can see it helping people in which I think that's great. But on the other side I've seen technology being half baked. I've seen issues with iRobot, desktop printer application on PC, smart lights, Samsung's wearable tech etc. Just about anything and I'm trying not to be such a tech enthusiast anymore because it feels like in my opinion there's lack of accountability from today's manufacturers so I try not to get too excited and just remain skeptical. But I just want to make sure that the consumers actually get what the product is advertised and instead of having to fix the product later with the software update because that seems to be the norm now these days. But if this product works great and people benefit from it then that's fine but in my opinion accept the risks of your personal data and maybe the possibility of receiving a faulty product just like anything you may buy but I wish the consumers the best and purchasing that product.
i see the alcohol sensor very useful for people that are worried about their alcohol intake and are looking at ways to work on drinking habbits. lets break the stigma of addiction...
Yeah could be a great tool but the scary part is the data going back to the mothership. As long as you are in control of the data, it's fine. But I assume it's not like that here.
What i understand i tell you okay In in hindi 1) pootra 2) priya pootra 3) samarthi pootra In english 1) Son by Jesus registered name 2) beloved son on lifestyle 3) Samarthi pootra means on Jesus coming non destructible body or spiritial body . Miracles you see is introduction of God .
Less certification/ regulation process plus larger addressable market means it will be definately cheaper But that doesn't mean you can use this instead of cgm if you have diabetes. In case anything goes wrong you won't be able to hold the company liable since it's not a medical device.
@@Gilamath. You picked the wrong person to tell that to. I have been sober longer than you have been alive. Stop your adrenochrome addiction and you will see.
People would rather pay a Company to tell them what to do, than take matters into their own hands, a problem only getting worse. Imagine people thinking they can only lose weight through ketosis and your phone telling you how much you should eat... I only see applications with medically challenged and highest performance athletes (like professional and Olympic)
im not impressed until it runs bloodwork for us. letting us know the real problems and help monitor them or help let us know we're dangerously close to causing harm to ourselves. dehydration is a 1st step. eventually it should let you know whether u have cancer or pre stage 1 organ failure. just saying.
It actually won’t come off in your sleep. You can even shower with it. It’s meant to stay on for two weeks. If you rip it off before two weeks you cannot reattach it. You need a new patch.
I like this idea and I like that the presenter has a personal connection to the product. However, I think I’ll wait until the second version comes out where one device tracks all of that in one device. Four separate devices? I doubt that will last.
I'd love to track everything, best of course with just one device. Just so that I would be able to access all this data in case of a health problem, or it could even warn you month before some severe problem kicks in. With more and more stuff measured like vitamins, hormons and all the stuff that's out there I would imagine such a device to really be able to save your life or extend your lifespan
If it’s reasonably priced I’ll buy the lactate sensor. It would be super helpful for real time lactate data during my runs instead of estimating lactate threshold based on heart rate data.
You didn't talk about practical things, like can I wear them in the shower, when swimming, or how long each sensor lasts (do I need to replace it every week/month/quarter). Can I see the results on my own phone? Does it use my phone to report to someone else? Who does it report to, Abbot labs, my insurance company, law enforcement (in the case of the alcohol sensor)?
Yes you can wear it in the shower. They are meant to be worn for up to 14 days. Yes you can see the results on your phone, Marc mentions that.
I wear mine in the shower and while swimming. It's proven tech; diabetics have been using them for years. It's life-changing. I swap them out every two weeks. Scan with my iPhone several times a day. Once it's on, you barely notice it's there.
After 14 days the cgm system shuts itself off. Used to be hackeable to extend; since the battery has waaaay more capacity. But they locked that, planned obsolescence.
I am not sure what i will do with my 26 dead sensors each year. Each has a small 1.5V battery, thermistor, NFC transponder, microcontroller, ...
Of course the technology is fairly new, but for what it is it is overpriced (what my health insurence mostly has to pay); and it feels just so wasteful.
@@917073 There's a risk of clotting at the site if it's not replaced. 14 days is pretty conservative, but it's way better than the 3 day intervals for my insulin pods. I wouldn't call this planned obsolescence; it's not like a phone that intentionally degrades performance over the course of a year. $75/mo isn't cheap, but it's made a huge difference in my A1C. I can't imagine going back to test strips.
This sounds like a wonderful device for parents of children with health issues, especially those who lack speach and are unable to convey their symptoms.
^^^ THIS
I can see the the police, using these for drunk drivers.
I really want the ketone and lactic ones
I love, love, love it, I'm red going to use it for both glucose (I'm prediabetic now) and for ketone and for lactic acid (because of my diabetes I'm gonna have to start working out) I'm even thinking using it for alcohol consumption, the only thing for me is I live in Australia and I don't know if it's going to be available anytime soon 😭
When available
Nah thanks man, I don’t want this sort of devices under my skin.
Like the fda’s process Of being bought off by oxy???
I can see it helping people in which I think that's great. But on the other side I've seen technology being half baked. I've seen issues with iRobot, desktop printer application on PC, smart lights, Samsung's wearable tech etc. Just about anything and I'm trying not to be such a tech enthusiast anymore because it feels like in my opinion there's lack of accountability from today's manufacturers so I try not to get too excited and just remain skeptical. But I just want to make sure that the consumers actually get what the product is advertised and instead of having to fix the product later with the software update because that seems to be the norm now these days. But if this product works great and people benefit from it then that's fine but in my opinion accept the risks of your personal data and maybe the possibility of receiving a faulty product just like anything you may buy but I wish the consumers the best and purchasing that product.
Definitely they should have a spin off company that focuses on medial devices that alert emergency services or family members.
They have that already.
GREG ABBOT
👎👎👎
Uploading incredibly personal data to some sleazy corporation who will sell it to people who will use it against you.
i see the alcohol sensor very useful for people that are worried about their alcohol intake and are looking at ways to work on drinking habbits. lets break the stigma of addiction...
Yeah could be a great tool but the scary part is the data going back to the mothership. As long as you are in control of the data, it's fine. But I assume it's not like that here.
Brave man. Diabetes isn't easy
It's useless of a product.
mhmmm, can't wait to get this bio sensor under my foreskin
Nothing new. Unless it has a rechargeable small battery it’s just expensive and the competition is way better
Really? I didn’t know that.
Do you have some recommendations perhaps?
As of today (September 17, 2024) not android compatible.
What i understand i tell you okay
In in hindi 1) pootra 2) priya pootra 3) samarthi pootra
In english
1) Son by Jesus registered name 2) beloved son on lifestyle 3) Samarthi pootra means on Jesus coming non destructible body or spiritial body .
Miracles you see is introduction of God .
It would at least be cheaper than a cgm?
Less certification/ regulation process plus larger addressable market means it will be definately cheaper
But that doesn't mean you can use this instead of cgm if you have diabetes. In case anything goes wrong you won't be able to hold the company liable since it's not a medical device.
Wish ketones and blood glucose was in one device.
No way funk off
So many people gonna talk bad about it idc if it makes my life easier? Let’s go!
What is wrong with your own sense of health?
Same thing that’s wrong with your own sense of sobriety: it doesn’t always correspond to reality
@@Gilamath. You picked the wrong person to tell that to. I have been sober longer than you have been alive. Stop your adrenochrome addiction and you will see.
People would rather pay a Company to tell them what to do, than take matters into their own hands, a problem only getting worse.
Imagine people thinking they can only lose weight through ketosis and your phone telling you how much you should eat...
I only see applications with medically challenged and highest performance athletes (like professional and Olympic)
@@karenishness1 spoken like a true karen
@@clashoflands I'm not A Karen- I'm THE Karen, and it's MISS Karen to you.
Theranos taught us nothing??
So this is trying to act like a CGM but claim not for medical use to avoid the testing needed for FDA approval... Thanks for the ad....
Cool so this company can collect all your health data and sell it to ( BIG PHARMACEUTICAL and Medical Aid Companies ) 👎
Tech like this will change so many lives.
How is this not a medical device if its basically my Dexcom glucose sensor but round.
I want a sensor that tells me when I'm drunk. Otherwise how would I know?
if there is this sensor i would love to get the ketone, and glucose sensor. it would be great if i could get the chelestrol sensor also
What's the f**n price. Didn't feel like talk about that ?
This is all leading to the mark.
Plus the digital currencies.
That moustache.. 😓
im not impressed until it runs bloodwork for us. letting us know the real problems and help monitor them or help let us know we're dangerously close to causing harm to ourselves. dehydration is a 1st step. eventually it should let you know whether u have cancer or pre stage 1 organ failure. just saying.
Great for hospital system.
Hello and Thank You😎
And "who owns this biodata?" - necessary question. Great job
talking about Abbott but showing a Dexcom - classic!
😲
The glucose and lactate one sound particularly useful
like animals🤮🤮🤮
That's completely mad!
Great product and very useful!!!!
This only works for the vaccinated
FYI ...law enforcement/probation and parole already you similar devices , there called drug patches there just not electronic...
I’d wear that during the day to monitor my health data.
Not during sleep though cause I’d definitely rip it off.😅
It actually won’t come off in your sleep. You can even shower with it. It’s meant to stay on for two weeks. If you rip it off before two weeks you cannot reattach it. You need a new patch.
I wear a CGM (similar injectable device) and have never had an issue.
Moustache needs some work🌝
That's so disturbing
Great video! I'm curious if it's possible to wear multiple sensors. I'm most interested in ketone, glucos, and lacid.
Great review 👍👍👍👍
I like this idea and I like that the presenter has a personal connection to the product. However, I think I’ll wait until the second version comes out where one device tracks all of that in one device. Four separate devices? I doubt that will last.
I was wondering how long it would take to get a body diagnostic test lol fresh
I'd love to track everything, best of course with just one device. Just so that I would be able to access all this data in case of a health problem, or it could even warn you month before some severe problem kicks in. With more and more stuff measured like vitamins, hormons and all the stuff that's out there I would imagine such a device to really be able to save your life or extend your lifespan
Imagine people using the alcohol one to see how high they can get that number in a night out or before passing out :p
Is this a single sensor for measuring all of these things?
That’s pretty cool!
I'm looking forward to this coming to market in Canada. I think this new technology in Biowear has more benefits than drawbacks.
If it’s reasonably priced I’ll buy the lactate sensor. It would be super helpful for real time lactate data during my runs instead of estimating lactate threshold based on heart rate data.
The needle that pops out of that thing is not very appealing.