The iBGStar blood glucometer uses the Apple iPhone and iPod as a visualization tool to keep track of glucose readings, carbohydrate and insulin intake, and exercise. The device also can be used independently to take readings, and data are transformed to the iPhone once the two are connected again. Test results are color-coded so that high- and low-blood glucose results can be more easily identified. The ?share? function enables users to email specific data to their healthcare professional. This application can be downloaded for free from the Apple Store. The iBGStar uses patented Dynamic Electrochemistry technology that provides accurate results by detecting and correcting errors caused by differences in hematocrit levels, manufacturing variations, and certain environmental conditions. The device is available in some EU countries (Germany, France, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Italy) and is expected to launch soon in the United States.
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