Individual blood glucose meters are no longer a rarity these days. They are very popular not only because of the increase in the number of people with diabetes, but also people who lead a healthy lifestyle. All existing blood glucose meters are invasive, that is, they require a puncture of the skin to collect a blood sample and use disposable test strips. Therefore, an active search is underway around the world for the creation of non-invasive glucometers that would save diabetes patients from injury and could be used for more frequent monitoring of glucose levels.
From a medical point of view, there are significant features in the study of blood parameters such as glucose. The difficulty in determining the concentration of glucose in the blood is due to the fact that the concentration of glucose in the tissues is ten times lower than its concentration in the blood and the possibility of using chemical reactions is excluded. It is worth noting that the classical methods for determining glucose with blood sampling cannot be called direct in the full sense of the word since that with photometric and electrochemical methods, blood glucose interacts with special reagents, and the device already captures the products of this reaction with a glucose concentration.
Around the world, the best scientific medical centers have conducted and are currently developing to create a non-invasive glucometer. The best scientists of Russia have come together to put into practice such an important and crucial task - the creation of a non-invasive glucometer.
To solve the problem of creating a non-invasive glucometer, a working group was involved, consisting of the best specialists from leading Russian medical institutions, such as N.T. Bauman, Russian Academy of Sciences. The group was led by Kurdanov Hussein Abukaevich and Elbaev Arthur Dzhagafarovich. For two years of development, the group created a non-invasive glucometer Omelon B-2.
Omelon V-2 is fully developed and introduced into serial production by Russian scientists, patented in Russia and the USA. The developers and manufacturers of Russia's first non-invasive blood glucose meter tried to invest in the device the most advanced technical solutions so that each user could control and significantly improve their health. Read more about the device
The non-invasive glucometer Omelon B-2 performs two functions simultaneously: it automatically measures blood pressure and determines the level of glucose in the blood in a non-invasive way, that is, without blood sampling.
If you have an increase in blood pressure and blood glucose at the same time, then the risk of developing myocardial infarction or stroke increases by 50 times, so it is very important to monitor these two indicators simultaneously.
A non-invasive blood glucose meter will help maintain your health.