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You have no idea what you’re talking about. For T1Ds, you pretty much constantly have to monitor your blood glucose level. I used to use a Pebble for this, now
by tronicdude 2y ago
You have no idea what you’re talking about.
For T1Ds, you pretty much constantly have to monitor your blood glucose level. I used to use a Pebble for this, now I use an Apple Watch. The Apple Watch backgrounds the monitoring all the damn time, so I have to click multiple buttons and wait to see my blood sugar, when the number is immediately available on my phone (the watch didn’t used to be this bad). The entire point of this hardware project is eliminating that latency.
- unxmaal 2y agoxDrip4iOS has recently updated its Apple Watch app to have screen complications that show near realtime blood glucose levels.