Glucose Measurement with Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)

Our experienced customer support team will help you choose the most suitable continuous glucose monitor, ensuring that the wearable glucose monitoring system fits seamlessly into your daily life and health goals.

Our range includes sensor-based glucose monitoring systems designed for people with diabetes as well as for health, wellness, and sports enthusiasts who want better insight into their blood sugar monitoring and metabolic health.

Whether your goal is diabetes management or optimizing physical performance, our continuous glucose monitoring systems (CGM) provide continuous and reliable glucose tracking. With real-time glucose monitoring, you can make informed decisions about nutrition, physical activity, recovery, and overall metabolic balance.

In our shop you will find modern glucose monitoring systems with CGM technology, also commonly referred to as continuous glucose monitors, wearable glucose monitors, or finger-prick-free glucose monitoring systems.
Everything in one place — so glucose level monitoring becomes simple, safe, and convenient.

Glucose Monitoring Devices

Our selection includes reliable CGM devices and glucose sensors that provide continuous blood sugar monitoring without the need for traditional finger-stick testing.

Accessories for CGM Systems

Accessories designed to support your continuous glucose monitoring system, including protective patches and sensor accessories that improve comfort, durability, and daily usability of your wearable glucose monitor.

What is Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM)?

Continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) is a modern method of tracking glucose levels continuously throughout the day and night. Unlike traditional finger-prick glucose meters, a CGM system provides real-time glucose readings and trends, helping users better understand how their body responds to food, activity, stress, and rest.

A continuous glucose monitor consists of a small wearable sensor that measures glucose levels in interstitial fluid and sends the data to a mobile application or reader.

How does a CGM system work?

A CGM sensor is placed just under the skin using a dedicated applicator. The sensor measures glucose levels automatically and sends updated readings every few minutes.

This type of real-time glucose monitoring allows users to see glucose patterns rather than isolated values, providing insight into daily fluctuations that are not visible with traditional glucose testing.

Who can use continuous glucose monitoring systems?

CGM systems are commonly used by:

• people with type 1 or type 2 diabetes,
• individuals with prediabetes,
• people interested in metabolic health,
• health-conscious individuals and athletes,
• people with excess weight who want better insight into glucose responses.

Continuous glucose monitoring can support awareness and informed decision-making, regardless of diabetes status.

Benefits of wearable glucose monitoring

A wearable glucose monitoring system provides:

• continuous glucose tracking without routine finger pricking,
• insights into glucose trends and variability,
• better understanding of the impact of meals and lifestyle,
• data to support personalized daily choices.

Instead of guessing, users can rely on continuous glucose monitoring data to observe how different foods and activities affect glucose levels.

What Is a Glucose Meter (Glucometer)?

A glucose meter, also known as a glucometer, is a traditional device used for blood glucose monitoring. It measures glucose levels from a small drop of blood, usually obtained by a finger prick, and provides a single measurement at that moment in time.

Glucose meters are commonly used by people with diabetes to check blood sugar levels at specific times, such as before or after meals.

Limitations of Traditional Glucose Meters

While glucose meters are reliable and widely used, they have some limitations:

• They provide only one reading at a time
• They require finger pricking
• They do not show glucose trends or patterns
• Changes in glucose levels between measurements are not visible

Because of this, important glucose fluctuations may go unnoticed.

CGM vs traditional glucose meters

Traditional glucose meters measure blood glucose at a single point in time. In contrast, continuous glucose monitoring systems provide a continuous stream of data.

This difference makes CGM particularly useful for identifying:

• glucose spikes after meals,
• nighttime glucose changes,
• responses to exercise or stress,
• patterns that would otherwise remain unnoticed.

CGM systems available at myglucose.eu

At myglucose.eu, you will find a curated selection of continuous glucose monitoring systems, glucose sensors, and accessories.

Our CGM solutions are designed for:

• comfort,
• ease of use,
• reliable glucose data,
• seamless integration into everyday life.

Explore our range of wearable glucose monitors and choose the CGM system that best fits your needs.

Important information

Continuous glucose monitoring systems are intended to support glucose awareness and monitoring. CGM devices do not replace professional medical advice. Always follow manufacturer instructions and consult healthcare professionals when necessary.