Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Can non-diabetics safely wear a continuous glucose monitor?
Yes, continuous glucose monitors are safe for non-diabetics. Healthy individuals use them temporarily or long-term to understand personalized dietary responses, optimize athletic performance, and support overall metabolic wellness.
Do I need a prescription to get a CGM for wellness tracking?
Regulations vary depending on your country. In many regions, over-the-counter wellness sensors are now available directly to consumers, while in other areas, direct-to-consumer platforms provide access through partner physicians.
How long does a typical CGM sensor last on the arm?
Most consumer CGM sensors are designed to be worn continuously for 10 to 14 days before needing replacement. They are water-resistant, allowing users to shower, swim, and exercise normally while wearing them.
Will wearing a CGM cause pain or discomfort during exercise?
Applying the sensor involves a minor prick, but most users report feeling little to no sensation once it is applied. The device sits flush against the skin and stays comfortably attached during intense workouts or daily activities.
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