Revolutionary Apple Non-Invasive Glucose Monitor - Never Prick Your Finger or Body Again!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- The Apple Non-Invasive Glucose Monitor is a game-changing device that has completely revolutionized the way we monitor our blood sugar levels. Gone are the days of painful finger pricks and invasive procedures. This innovative device uses cutting-edge technology to measure glucose levels without breaking the skin, making it more comfortable and convenient than ever before.
This video takes you through the features and benefits of the Apple Non-Invasive Glucose Monitor, from its sleek and modern design to its intuitive user interface. You'll learn how the device works and see a demonstration of how easy it is to use.
Whether you're a diabetic looking for a more comfortable and accurate way to monitor your glucose levels, or simply interested in the latest technology and healthcare innovations, this video is a must-watch. Experience the future of glucose monitoring with the Apple Non-Invasive Glucose Monitor.
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I use my CGM for health data because my mother and father are both diabetic. It’s also why I’m on the ketogenic diet.
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Problem with this is it's just like fusion power, it's been '5-10 years away' for over 40 years now.
I was diagnosed Type I in 1985, and I remember first reading about glucose monitoring using light shined thru your skin barely five years later (IOW since the late 80s). The problem with it is the precision has to be ridiculously high. The amount light changes analogous to your blood sugar is incredibly small.
This problem has yet to be solved. And believe me, medical device companies have been working on this long before Apple was, like for decades. It is encouraging that Apple, with their enormous wealth and resources, are also. But don't hold your breath.
As far as the glucose monitoring watches that are out now, they're all Chinese junk. They don't work. Rather they are wildly inaccurate, to the point of being useless, so don't waste your money.
I agree 100 percent. The new watches that claim to read glucose using just light have proven to be useless. I really hope these companies can find a solution soon, it would really be a world changer for many diabetics.
I remember from physics class that sugar dissolved in water can rotate the polarized light probably something similar can be done
If the same polarization effect can happen to infrared light
We can use infrared laser with polarization angle detector at the opposite side
At least it will give an alarm if its not accurate to use it for dose estimation
Pretty cool thought
Not possible…you need to have a sensor and transmitter to measure an accurate Blood Glucose. Apple also had mentioned a few years ago by doing a retina scan to measure Blood Glucose. Steve Jobs waited too long and lost his life due to procrastination.
5-10 more years. That sucks. Need it now.
I just can wait for that diabetes type2 always my blood sugar i am prikken my fingers a
lways i do hope soo thank you
I have seen ads of other brands that already check glucose levels.
I just bought one and am doing a review. Do you think it's accurate 🤔
Now this is an interesting feature for a smart watch. ... I like it.
90% of Americans are believed to be insulin resistance , this would be the best thing apple has ever done
Hi diabuddy (T1D for 33yrs now). This will change living with Diabetes so much especially for our little warriors. Hopefully the watch straps will also be available for tiny wrists. Why will it only be available in 5-10yrs time??? Anxiously awaiting your reply 😁💙
Hi Lyn, it appears Apple is waiting to launch this device in conjunction with their product release schedule. Since there is a new apple watch every year this could happen sooner and I hope it does. 5-10 years was the information that was provided to me when I created the video.
@typ3me awesome🙏🙏🙏
Thank you very much. Please would you tag us @diabetic_accessories_sa when you post updates about it?
How do you manage your diabeties?
@JibranKhan-ti9uc I use the dexcom g7 as a cgm and the Omnipod 5 insulin pump filled with Fiasp.
Funfact, my brother in law is one of the lead engineer who worked on omnipod,unfortunately that product doesn't support India region so i haven't had my hands on it. How's your experience with omnipod? Any feedback/suggestions that i can share with my brother in law?
There are more pre-diabetics than diabetics, and even overweight people can lose a lot of weight if they can figure out which foods are affecting their blood sugar and by how much, so it will be a HUGE market.
If this is already available with others, why is apple delaying it for next 5 years?
Good question Mera. I just got my hands on one and it's definitely still inaccurate. Here is my review.
th-cam.com/video/3ziaSOkxlu4/w-d-xo.html
Word on the street is that since Apple lost a patent lawsuit for their oxygen sensor function that they may be re-thinking offering all the cool med stuff they were going to do.
Interesting
I can’t wait for it. No pricking 😀👏😀👏👏👏
Woo-hoo
There were couple of names till now but not Apple. Hope that is true.
Wooow, I´m amazed, that´s really incroyable
As a physician of 40 years, no watch accurately shows glucose at all. I use a FREE app on my iPhone called CARDIO to first do my ECG or Pulse rate then add to the record my O2 and glucose in the note. At the end of the month you send a image of the record to your computer for printing or send it to you physician.
The app is actually called Cardiio
@@amordekai sorry typo on my part.
I like it 👌
How is someone who could die in a day supposed to use this system? Lol
How do u measure ur glucose in the notes?
It was 2 doctors in Israel that invented this device about 15 years ago.
Amazing! Please share the link if possible. I would love to learn about them.
And the Apple Watch tech needs to work with another bespoke blood sugar monitor that still plugs into your body!!!
5 to 10 years I'm sure nobody's worrying right now
Your inventions bring back the name ELIZABETH HOLMES!!!!!
🤣
If they already have the technology then why the 5 years ?
Right!
OMFG, U showed a Princes Bride. This brought me to thank U to being real. I am a diobetic sorry I say things fineticly. good chanle .
Thanks, Larry!
5 to 10 years??? Typical Apple "hurry up and wait" scheme.
It is so weird to think that Apple would be the company effectively introducing a competitive pricing structure to what would certainly prove to be a very in-demand device.
But that's likely how it would shake out.
I will hope that there is a way to be able to have access to this technology that doesn't require complete conversion to the Apple ecosystem. As we have never owned an "iProduct" and are pretty ingrained with Microsoft / Alphabet (Android) at this point.
Can't help but wonder if this is an underlying reason why there are so many compatibility issues with CGM apps on Apple devices currently.
My hope is that smartphones and watches can be covered as medical devices in the near future.
My iPhone and Dexcom cgm and app work perfectly together. I may have to calibrate maybe 2 - 4 times within a 10-day period, or at the start, which honestly is no trouble at all. I'm excited for Apple if they can pull this off and maybe tie in the technology with insulin pumps in the future. 🙏
Not sure why my comment got deleted but this is not the first company trying this. PKvitality, K'watch has been already working on this. Look it up!
@@pbwi9756
Yes, but this is probably also about the money involved and that you have to change it.
I get it for free in Denmark.
But the fact that I have to change it all the time... Argghg.
I'm using Dexcom, xdrip and get the readings on my watch ... I love it.
But have all this setup is time consuming and you still have to have your phone near you ....
Why not make things more simple and cheaper if possible ...
So weird., I can't find your first comment at anywhere. I agree Jennifer the tech is not new but the approval of it is close. Also, I mention companies at the end of this vid like glucoclip, k watch, and boydsense as well. Boydsense uses your breath to read sugars.
Medbeds soon I hope
What are medbeds?
Do your research
Ohhh, the conspiracy theory tech?
huawei did i
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Link please?
Steve Jobs made some bad choices. There was effective treatment for his cancer but he rejected it in favor of "holistic" therapy which didn't work.
He could be alive today.
The overall five-year survival rate for Pancreatic cancer is 7.2%. Pancreatic cancer is the deadliest cancer.
@@danielstapler4315 Steve had a rare type of pancreatic cancer that has a much better survival rate, especially when the very effective surgical treatment is used.
Had he opted for what every other person does, the surgical treatment, he could've lived 5 or 10 more years, even longer.
The survival rate for general pancreatic cancer doesn't apply here.
He fucked up.
@@danielstapler4315 Steve had Islet Cell tumors which have a 5 year survival rate of 93%, and it's quite possible he could've been CURED if he had treatment before it showed to other organs.
But he declined treatment and tried juices instead.
"Type One Talks" channel actually did a review on some Asian lower budget watches that claim to already be able to do this. He showed how inaccurate they are during a spike in blood sugar and also during a low blood sugar. If the wearer doesn't spike too high or low, the watch is more accurate but during huge blood sugar swings, it can't keep up with the measurements. Unfortunately, it is too risky for a real T1 to measure their BG and administer insulin based on these readings.
Thank you for sharing, we have been using such a device for some time. But it is only now that I realized that Apple Computer/Steve Jobs already have that ideal years ago.
While up to now, it is proven that non-invasive is not as accurate as the traditional finger pricking routine. We still use it heavily/daily because the results is precise enough for us to lessen our dependency on finger pricking to around once or twice a week. Hopefully Apple would make it even more precise in the near future.
This would be a game changer. But Apple has been working on adding this function for over 10 years now. I would say this 5 to 10 years is a guess more than anything. Im a diabetic and would love to just wear a watch to take my readings. I use free style right now and am thinking about switching to dexcom so my apple watch can get the readings. Still gave you an up, because people still need to see this information
.1 or .2 in readings is good enough for me I do prefer a giant company throwing loads of cash at a project to do research testing and development, remember Apple took on from NASA with the touch screen
without blood?
very fun !
is it April 1st?
It hasnt happened yet and dont hold your breath....
Current crop of CGMs can already accurately measure glucose level trends from interstitial fluid with a fifteen minute time lag from the actual blood glucose level. Pricey and still needs a fine filament under the skin but working and commercially available.
Apple are somehow going to have to aquire RnD already done into NiR scanning sensors for blood glucose and develop software for them to incorporate into a watch sized package. And patent before getting this technology to market in the next year or two to get a share of the already rapidly developing CGM market....
There has been, though not as accurate, research already conducted into a CGM sensor that can detect blood glucose trends from sweat and another from tears. Truly non invasive and far less complex to implement than NiR scanning....
If they refine this technology enough it will be more commercially viable than Apple' tech.
Great insight, Steve. I really appreciate you sharing. 👍
If only it were accurate and real. Know Labs is closer to having a working, accurate, wearable product than Apple is.
This would be awesome, definitely a game changer. Thanks for the great content!
Your very welcome
Dam. I just told my doctor several weeks ago that if someone could figure a watch or a wrist band that could do this and patent it they would make a fortune for sure. I had no idea that someone was already working on it 👍👏
Interesting. Wonder how accurate it is.
Interesting idea but nothing so far....lol🤣
???????????????
- and because is apple or google is allowed because is made in usa
- all others brands and company is forbidden
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I known already without you
- apple pay google pay all others can not
- but why
- because also made in america
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by the way Huawei have also in China but not here and tested they claim 800 million times
- so in reality can not be on no way compared with apple
5+ years is more people want now ❤ but apple is doing good job
Sign me up!!
.. this is a nice concept but i dont think this would work and we will have to see if its even accurate.. this laser should already have to be available before to show proof it detects the sugars through the skin and how accurate is it.. nothing i have heard of yet that this is already available at a physicians office..
When is this coming? This is a life saver can’t wait to get this. It should have been out a long time ago.
Hi Iana, There isn't an official release date yet. I would imagine within the next 5 years or sooner since the technology already exists on other platforms.
@@typ3me ugh! I’ll be dead by then
😆
Hey I just saw a watch for $59.99 that does this. It came up as an ad on my Instagram timeline. My Mom has diabetes type II and she asked me to order it for her. I don’t work for them, I’m just letting you know what I just saw. I’m searching for an app to download and I came here to find more info.
I wonder what they consider soon? It's been a year and I have not heard a word about when they will come out with one. Have you heard any updates on this? Thank you for a great video.
Unfortunately no recent updates. I really do hope that this day will come sooner rather than later. Thank you so much for your feedback.
This is a really interesting gadget or smart watch of apple.Informative sharing.
There are tons of this kind of non-invasive glucose watch online made in china
I really hope Apple crack this problem but like others have suggested, I suspect it is still years away. Just getting FDA approval can take forever. I have to jab my fingers 4-5 times a day and often it's more painful than the insulin injections themselves.
I'm with you, Mac. Better Tech can't come soon enough
Misleading title for your video..." Apple working on technology"
Thanks for the feedback what title would you suggest for this video?
Did you know type two diabetes is reversible? I said is reversible doing the carnivore diet
Yes Jeff there many proven ways to completely reverse type 2 diabetes. My hope is that patients will find effective ways to enable them to incorporate the habits required to do so.
well in that time frame 5 to 10 years it wont be in my time 😢
Samsung. Apple . And many other are fighting for this kind of watch who’s ever come out first will be the big winner . I can’t wait to buy it .😅
Nah it doesn't matter if Samsung comes out this year with the feature and Apple does it 3 years later, Apple fans will hold and wait until their Apple Inc. gods bless them even if they had the option
tHE cHINESE HAVE ALREADY DONE IT!
Thank you for tis exciting news! I just hope and pray that something happens to speed up the process as 5-10 yrs.seems way too long!
Yes, I agree, but it's definitely going to be amazing to use.
Huawei watch is much more advanced and coming to the market very soon
I can't wait!
Show me that kind of device that actualy works.. tgat show sugar level when u got hiper or hypoglicemia... this doesnt work and never will becose laser method is accure when you check blood not skin...
As soon as there is a reliable option I’ll be sure to let you know
@@typ3me optimistic people says that they see light in tunel realisric know in what kind of tunel they really are...
Lots of talking but did'nt really say anything!
Did you have a question I might be able to answer?
They already can do this remotely. And how is this different than Libre or Dexcom?
Great question. The tech here promises glucose readings without the use of continuous glucose monitor that is inserted into your body. This technology when released only use light to read your sugar.
@@typ3me Needle-less...sounds good!
When ? Apple of watch 9 doesn’t have it
The rumor is 3 to 5 years. My main concern will be accuracy. I’d rather they take the time to get it right than rush the product to market. Stay well.
Very interesting!
5:31
5:31
Can’t wait
fake not work i have one 😂😂😂
You have one?
I love Apple. However, how is what is rumored from Apple going to be different from the blood sugar monitor, found in a watch/band, and reviewed/features on this channel and others (E600?)? The review did not trust the results of the blood sugar monitoring.
Hi Beano. My hope is that Apple would hold itself to a higher standard. To allow poor tech in a flagship device would really be detrimental to the company.
5 to 10 YEARS ??? Has Apple been taken over by Elon Musk ?
This is Theranos territory.
Right! Elizabeth Holmes would be proud.
Woah.
Spectrometer on your wrist? Does anyone know the health risks on here?
Yeah I don't see this happening, not saying Apple wont try or succeed but they would never claim its a glucose meter in the US because it would then officially be a Medical device which in turn would require a Doctors prescription. Only in the US are you forced to see a doctor in order to buy an Automatic glucose monitor and on top of that Insurance most of the time wont cover it unless your using insulin already.
Good point. I'm thinking there must be a disclaimer that they would try to use if approved just like with all of the other medical functions it provides including Electro Cardio Gram for heart arrhythmias.
Nice video. Huawei launch watch series 4, they are improving algorithm that is in china market to launch globally the hyperglicemia monitor. Check on those news!!!
Thanks for sharing
not accurate
Do explain. 🍿
At aliexpress there are smart watches that already measure blood sugar/glucose level. Maybe apple is just testing the technology and tuning it right now.
I sure hope so.
wow had no idea why apple even wanted to make a cgm in the first place! super interesting to know all this!
They are just continuing what Steve Jobs started, to change the world for the better.
How much cost of this Pro in India how can buy this please send message
The Apple version is still in production but here is a link to one from Amazon
www.amazon.com/s?k=F57l+Blood+Glucose+Monitoring+Smartwatch&i=fashion&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=ur2&linkId=972f0c478c13738116bd7df81054b5e1&tag=typ3me05amazo-20
To pay for a watch that is one time would put the other cgms out of business.
True. Fortunately, CGMs will still be utilized personally and in the medical field like hospitals for accuracy reasons.
I am glad other companies are working on this as well as I know with the current apple leadership that if they are the only one the apple watch will be very expensvie.
I agree, John. The cost will also go down as further generations are developed.
Huge news for the TD1 family and anyone with Diabetes! Pray for a cure.
Yes!
CAN'T WAIT!!! In the interim, wish a reliable, implantable CGM was available to the masses.
Good news, there is. It's called Eversense global.eversensediabetes.com/
A less accurate version would be desirable NOW for type 2.
I found one. th-cam.com/users/shortsQTTUPsWdUic?feature=share
I can't believe it
five or more years?
It will cost $900.00 but no prescription😅.
So true
I've just ordered e600 CGM smart watch.
I tried to get one on Amazon but it appears they are back ordered. Let me know how your experience goes. I really curious about accuracy.
Are we still waiting for this? When will it come out?
Yes. The rumored date continues to get closer. I’ve heard as early as the next Apple 10 launch. However it’s still just rumors.
ya, pretty sure it does not use PHP for the programming. Non-invasive CGMs always seem to be tomorrows tech. The bottom line is they are not that accurate.
Thanks Scott. I'm getting my hands on one in a few weeks. I'll let you know how inaccurate it really is. My guess is "very inaccurate".
@@typ3me What are you going to measure it against? (I have a CGM).
I plan to use the same calculation all CGMs use called the MARD score.
MARD (%) = 100 × |(FGM-SG-reference glucose)|/blood glucose
Key words..."In the future"..... ( 0:00- 0:08). Lot of users are seniors and time is running out.
And they can continue using the technology that is currently present…
@@JoeyDoingThings .....no kidding...what's your point?.....the point of this presentation is that "never prick your finger again"...in the vid title. What good is the promise of that title if it's not available? Clickbait...for the video presenter to trick you into watching and getting $$.
Seeing is believing. All it is as of now is just an idea
Orrrrrrrrrr... th-cam.com/video/3ziaSOkxlu4/w-d-xo.html
Other companies already doing this
Yes! I recently ordered one. I can't wait to try it out.
Insurance will never cover this device.
I wish they covered cell phones also because I feel like without it, my cgm is near useless. Just Me?
What are the side effects!!!??
Of the light?
ok so take my money already :)
:)
Is it available now ?
Not from Apple, but other companies have attempted it. In fact, I just found and reviewed one.
th-cam.com/video/3ziaSOkxlu4/w-d-xo.html
Como se puede co nsegir k cuesta
Una vez que se apruebe el lanzamiento del reloj con esta función, Apple nos proporcionará un precio estimado
Is this available on any Apple watched now?
Hi Ann, not yet, but hopefully, within 5 years
@@typ3meIMHO, it’ll happen by 31DEC2024. Maybe sooner…
Don't be fooled. It isn't going to happen.
th-cam.com/users/shortsQTTUPsWdUic?feature=share
What would the price for it?
There is no price yet, but I'm guessing $350 to $700. Either way, much more than I have to spend on a watch.
Until I saw this video, I had been delaying buying an Apple Watch in hopes that Apple would release its glucose-monitoring function in the near future.
As another commenter noted, it would be marvelous if a future Apple Watch model will not only detect blood-glucose levels but can then connect with an insulin pump. The Apple Watch will then function as a closed-loop continuous glucose monitoring device.
Perhaps, to create a closed-loop Apple system, Apple could also develop an Apple Watch-compatible insulin pump.
And, for Android users, as Typ3me notes, the non-invasive light-focused technology is already being developed by other companies. It's not exclusive to Apple.
Presuming this technology is honed in upcoming years, this could be another area of competition between, say, Apple and Samsung to develop and finesse a closed-loop program connecting the watch to an insulin infusion system.
Great point, Mark. My greatest concern is the MARD score. Unless the non invasive continuous monitors are as accurate as the current cgms, the closed loop system may be flawed. Leaving very excited consumers disappointed, with less time in target range. This could result in a flop in the tech space altogether.