Comment by amelius 16 hours ago Meanwhile the Apple Watch can't even measure glucose levels. 4 comments amelius Reply Tade0 15 hours ago Well, that is a hard problem to solve. There's around a sugar cube's worth of glucose in an adult bloodstream and it's not as prominent optically as oxygenated blood. amelius 14 hours ago Glucose sensors exist. You can buy them for around $100 (per month). anamexis 12 hours ago I'm not sure if you're trolling, but glucose sensors are (minimally) invasive - they insert a filament under your skin with a needle. 1 reply →
Tade0 15 hours ago Well, that is a hard problem to solve. There's around a sugar cube's worth of glucose in an adult bloodstream and it's not as prominent optically as oxygenated blood. amelius 14 hours ago Glucose sensors exist. You can buy them for around $100 (per month). anamexis 12 hours ago I'm not sure if you're trolling, but glucose sensors are (minimally) invasive - they insert a filament under your skin with a needle. 1 reply →
amelius 14 hours ago Glucose sensors exist. You can buy them for around $100 (per month). anamexis 12 hours ago I'm not sure if you're trolling, but glucose sensors are (minimally) invasive - they insert a filament under your skin with a needle. 1 reply →
anamexis 12 hours ago I'm not sure if you're trolling, but glucose sensors are (minimally) invasive - they insert a filament under your skin with a needle. 1 reply →
Well, that is a hard problem to solve. There's around a sugar cube's worth of glucose in an adult bloodstream and it's not as prominent optically as oxygenated blood.
Glucose sensors exist. You can buy them for around $100 (per month).
I'm not sure if you're trolling, but glucose sensors are (minimally) invasive - they insert a filament under your skin with a needle.
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