FDA approves world’s first dual-sensor CGM in diabetes 'breakthrough' — new Libre Duo sensor tracks ketones and blood sugar in real-time
- The FDA has approved the Libre Duo 10 Day CGM wearable
- It can continuously measure both ketones and blood sugar levels
- It’s worn by diabetics as a continuous glucose monitor (CGM)
The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved the first wearable device capable of simultaneously monitoring both ketone and bloody sugar levels, which the organization says is “a breakthrough for the safety of children and adults living with diabetes".
The device in question is the Libre Duo 10 Day monitor. Worn on your arm as a continuous glucose monitor (CGM), it provides minute-by-minute glucose updates that are sent to your smartphone. It also monitors ketone levels and sends you an alert if they rise above a certain threshold.
In terms of who can use it, the Libre Duo 10 Day wearable has been approved for use by people aged two or over who are living...
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