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Five options for easy continuous blood glucose monitoring options.
Two minimally invasive options and three non-invasive options:

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM): They don't require the traditional finger pricking. These devices use sensors to measure glucose levels in interstitial fluid (the fluid between your cells) which correlates with blood sugar levels.

A CGM system consists of a small sensor inserted under the skin, usually on the abdomen or arm. The sensor measures glucose levels in the interstitial fluid every few minutes and sends the data wirelessly to a receiver or smartphone app. CGMs are more accurate than other non-invasive options, but they still require a finger prick calibration every now and then.
Flash glucose monitoring (FGM): An FGM system is similar to a CGM, but it only takes readings periodically, typically every few minutes. You don't need to calibrate an FGM with a finger prick as often as a CGM, but the readings may not be as accurate.
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