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Lingo

The Lingo CGM was designed for people 18 and older to better understand and improve their general health and wellness. Lingo tracks glucose and provides personalized insights and customized coaching to help people create healthy habits, retrain their metabolism, and improve their overall well-being. 

The Lingo was not created to diagnose diseases or to be used by people with diabetes. 

No prescription is required for the Lingo. 

For complete information, visit Hello Lingo

Sensor Duration:
Up to 14 days
Warmup Time:
The Lingo biosensor can be used to check your glucose 60 minutes after a successful pairing. If notifications are enabled, you will see a notification when the Lingo biosensor is ready.
Approved For Children:
18 years and over
Share Follow Capability:
NA
Fingerstick Calibration Required:
No fingersticks required (however, if glucose alerts and readings from this device do not match symptoms or expectations, users are advised to use a blood glucose meter to make diabetes treatment decisions).
Customizable Alerts Alarms:
None
Software:
NA
Accuracy:
NA
Covered By Medicare:
No
Insulin Pump Compatibility:
No
Recommended Placement:
Back of upper arm

Additional Details:
Lingo is for use by people who are looking to identify foods and habits that work for their body, routine, and metabolism. It is not for people with diabetes. 

Transmitter Sensor Size:
0.83 inches diameter x 0.12 inches high
Battery:
Silver oxide, non-removable battery.
Transmitter Range:
The Lingo app and biosensor are designed to work with one another within a maximum range of 6 meters (20 feet). If any further apart, data may not flow reliably between the biosensor and the phone used for Lingo. Once they are back within range your biosensor will fill in any missing glucose data.
Continuous Data Transmission:
Lingo streams data to the users smartphone

Danatech resources available upon release

    Manufacturer Resources available upon release

    Visit  Hello Lingo to sign up to be notified as soon as Lingo is available.

     

     

    In a randomized controlled trial, participants were divided into two groups. Both groups were told to exercise and follow a low-glycemic index diet. The only difference? One group got a CGM, enabling them to monitor their response to food throughout the trial. After two months, the CGM group had lost more weight, more body fat, and had better cholesterol and fasting glucose — all key markers of improved metabolic health.

    Source: Chekima K, Noor MI, Ooi YBH, Yan SW, Jaweed M, Chekima B. Utilising a Real-Time Continuous Glucose Monitor as Part of a Low Glycaemic Index and Load Diet and Determining Its Effect on Improving Dietary Intake, Body Composition and Metabolic Parameters of Overweight and Obese Young Adults: A Randomised Controlled Trial. Foods. 2022;11(12):1754. Published 2022 Jun 15. doi:10.3390/foods11121754. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35741952/

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