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Abbott’s Lingo continuous glucose monitor now available in US

Abbott recently announced the U.S. availability of Lingo™, it’s first continuous glucose monitoring system available without a prescription. The Lingo system includes a biosensor and a mobile app designed for consumers who want to improve their overall health and wellness. Lingo is based on Abbott’s world-leading FreeStyle Libre® continuous glucose monitoring technology, now used by more than 6 million people with diabetes globally.

Abbott’s consumer biowearable, Lingo, is available for consumers 18 years and older not on insulin. Lingo tracks glucose in real-time and provides personal insights and coaching to help people build healthy habits, retrain their metabolism and improve their overall well-being.

Key features of the Lingo experience:

  • Glucose graph: A graph of glucose reactions updates in real time based on continuous readings from the Lingo biosensor.    
  • Lingo Count™: The body’s glucose spikes are translated into one, easy-to-understand metric.
  • Food and Activity Logging: Log meals and exercise for deeper insights. Sync Lingo with the Apple® Health app to log workouts automatically. 
  • Personal Insights: Tailored recommendations are based on foods logged, time of day and accrued Lingo Count.  
  • Lingo Challenges: Create new habits and earn badges as challenges are completed and new healthy habits are built. 

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