Ultrahuman launches M2 Live in the United States, a metabolic health platform that provides continuous glucose monitoring and related AI-driven insights. Multiple outlets report that the system is built around Abbott’s Lingo glucose biosensor, which is sold over the counter and does not require a prescription. The sensor streams glucose data to a user’s smartphone via Bluetooth Low Energy, and outlets also note NFC is needed to activate the sensor. Ultrahuman’s software layer adds real-time glucose tracking along with features aimed at interpreting metabolic patterns, including a clinically validated “Metabolic Score” and AI-powered guidance. NDTV adds that the platform includes glucose spike alerts, “Food Score” and “Fueling Score” tools, access to OGDb, and integrations with Ultrahuman Ring and Blood Vision data. One report also notes that M2 Live can work with Abbott’s Libre 3 Plus sensor. Pricing is reported as $129 for a single sensor, with a subscription fee of $99 per month. Overall, the product positions continuous glucose monitoring with lower-cost entry for consumer use.
Ultrahuman launches M2 Live US platform for continuous glucose monitoring
Ultrahuman launches M2 Live in the United States, a metabolic health platform that provides continuous glucose monitoring and related AI-driven insights. Multiple outlets report that the system is bui...
- Ultrahuman introduces the M2 Live platform for continuous glucose monitoring in the US.
- M2 Live uses Abbott’s over-the-counter Lingo glucose biosensor; it does not require a prescription.
- The Lingo sensor sends data to a phone over Bluetooth Low Energy, and NFC is needed to activate it.
- The platform provides real-time glucose tracking plus a “Metabolic Score” and AI-powered insights, including spike alerts and scoring tools.
- Reported pricing is $129 for a single sensor and $99 per month for a subscription.
Ultrahuman is best-known for its smart rings, but the company recently branched out with a red light therapy device. Today, the company is introducing the Ultrahuman M2 Live, a platform for continuous glucose monitoring. This is actually based on the Lingo Glucose Biosensor by Abbott. It’s available over-the-counter and does not require a prescription. M2 can also work with Abbott’s Libre 3 Plus sensor. The Lingo sensor streams data to your phone over Bluetooth LE, though you will need NFC to activate it. Continuous glucose monitoring • Metabolic Score It’s important to note...
2 months agoUltrahuman has launched M2 Live in the US with support for Abbott's over-the-counter Lingo continuous glucose monitor. Priced at $129 (roughly Rs. 12,200) for a single sensor and $99 (roughly Rs. 9,400) per month on subscription, the platform offers real-time glucose tracking, a clinically validated Metabolic Score, and Jade AI-powered insights. It also supports glucose spike alerts, Food Score and Fueling Score tools, OGDb access, and integration with data from the Ultrahuman Ring and Blood Vision services.
2 months agoUltrahuman has launched M2 Live in the US, combining Abbott's Lingo glucose monitor with AI-powered metabolic insights at a lower entry price.
2 months agoUltrahuman launches M2 Live with Abbott's Lingo biosensor to help users take their glucose (metabolic health) more seriously with a continuous monitor.
2 months agoUltrahuman's M2 Live uses Abbott's cheaper Lingo sensors to help keep track of your blood sugar.
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