Managing diabetes can now be done with blood sugar monitors that don't require a finger prick. A variety of continuous ...

Checking the blood glucose with the BGStarTM couldn’t be simpler. Insert a test strip with the contact bars facing up. Use the lancing device to obtain a blood drop then touch the end of the ...

Continuous glucose monitors, or CGMs, are devices that track blood sugar in real-time and can tell wearers how their bodies react to stress, food, sleep or exercise.

Want to track your glucose levels without the hassle of finger pricks ... so you can check your blood sugar at a glance -- no test strips or lancets needed. While each monitor offers different ...

Once reserved for people with diabetes, blood sugar monitors are now available over-the-counter. Two doctors explain what ...

Finger-sticking for glucose monitoring could be a thing of the past. Researchers at Binghamton University, State University of New York propose using sweat to monitor glucose levels. BINGHAMTON, N ...

For millions of people with diabetes, daily glucose monitoring often involves painful finger-stick tests to draw blood for ...

Use warm water to get your blood flowing. To make it easier you can also let your hand hang down and shake it, then massage your finger before you prick it. Put the test strip into the meter.

Monitoring of the body's blood sugar is essential to the treatment of diabetes. But getting effective glucose readings has long been a challenge, according to UW Medicines Diabetes Institute professor ...

With continuous glucose monitors, students with Type 1 diabetes no longer have to visit the school nurse for a finger prick.

Just a few years ago, children with Type 1 diabetes ... get a finger pricked to check whether their blood sugar was dangerously high or low. The introduction of the continuous glucose monitor ...