Our sister site, Drug Delivery Business News, reported today that the Oxnard, California-based company announced plans to showcase Isaac, its device that is meant to blood glucose levels using just the breath of the user. It comes small enough to be worn on an included lanyard or pocket clip and reduces the need for or frequency of fingersticks for people with diabetes.
PreEvnt, a subsidiary of Scosche Industries, designed Isaac for people with type 1, type 2 and pre-diabetes. It can also help those who wish to monitor their blood glucose levels — something for which the industry has seen interest rise following the release of over-the-counter continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) from Abbott and Dexcom.
Isaac provides real-time readings of blood glucose levels to help users make informed decisions about diet and exercise, according to PreEvnt. The technology leverages patented selective gas-sensing MOx technology by Nanoz.
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