Oldvatr
Expert
- Messages
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
OOPS. As anyone using Glocostix would tell you, underpants often get contaminated with glucose, especially if using a diuretic or GLP-1 medication, which may interfere with the meter. This region of the body is often also obscured by body hair, which makes attachment difficult, and wearing a device in this place would become uncomfortable after a while. I have enough of a problem with keys in my pockets.How about real wearable tech - a pair of underpants/knickers that detect glucose levels from the skin and transmit them. No patches etc. You didn't ask for doable scientifically. Needs to also have a option to link directly to a pump for 2 way feed back to produce a simple artificial pancreas.
Not sure I would want a lazer device so close to my pride and joy. Lastly, this type of contact device needsto be attached to ensure repeatable results, My upants are not that tight, and I refuse to wear budgie smugglers.