People who know about and use continuous glucose monitors already understand what "wearable" means in this context. The devices are designed to be installed by the user at home, not by a specialist.
You're more likely to get a reaction to the adhesive that holds the device on your skin than the sensor filament itself.
Yeah, not being part of that market. I was viewing the headline more like an Apple Watch. That seems like the click bait of the headline, it sounds like a new feature that will be in a watch or something.
You're more likely to get a reaction to the adhesive that holds the device on your skin than the sensor filament itself.