I will give it a try. It is a gift so I am not out of any money.Will post when I use it. Thank you for your reply to my question.

Henry @A DiabetesTeam Member gave a good explanation of the technology in the watch a little while back and suggested that in order for it to be accurate enough it would not be being produced for 50 bucks on the internet

I would be interested just to see what it can do because I could compare it to my Libre2 sensor, but I expect that it would be almost a "novelty" for non-diabetics and not a serious blood sugar monitor (at least at this stage of development, and certainly not for 50 or 100 bucks)

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Hi everyone. I am also interested in the watch and wanted to know how it works and the cost of it

These Watches are not approved by any US Approval source. They are NOT ACCURATE and it is just an easy way to get yourself in trouble. Stick with the Blood sticks . Remember if it sounds easy or too good to be TRUE - it should be a HARD pass when the device is support to help you make life decisions.