TL; DR
- Ultrahuman has launched its M2 Live health platform, which offers over-the-counter continuous glucose monitoring.
- It can also be combined with the Ultrahuman Ring to provide a more in-depth analysis of your metabolic health.
- It costs $129 per sensor, or you can get a subscription for $99 a month.
If you’ve used continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) systems in the past, you know they’re not the most affordable or readily available devices. You need prescriptions for CGM devices, and they can be quite expensive. Ultrahuman is now trying to solve both problems with its new offering.
The company today unveiled its new Ultrahuman M2 Live platform. It integrates with Abbot’s Lingo CGM and provides metabolic data using glucose readings from the tracker. Using the Lingo CGM is also a big deal because it’s the first over-the-counter glucose monitor.
Unlike the $249/month Ultrahuman M1 Live platform, the new $99/month M2 Live service works without an Ultrahuman device. However, combining it Ultraman Ring will provide users with more in-depth information about their health information. The app uses glucose data from the Lingo CGM, as well as heart rate variability, sleep data, stress, and more. It will provide detailed information about your metabolism using metrics from the smart ring.
Users can use a clinically validated “Metabolic Score” from 0 to 100, glucose tracking and spike detection, a “Food Score” ranging from 0 to 10 to help determine how different foods affect your blood glucose, and more. they will get.
Ultrahuman M2 Live will be available to people 18 or older in the US who are not currently taking insulin. It will launch in the coming weeks and will be available on the Ultrahuman website. A one-time purchase with a single sensor will set you back $129, or you can opt for a $99 subscription that gives you two CGM sensors per month.
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