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thebestpresentExperience the future of diabetes today.
Tests, tools and content to make technology part of life with diabetes. Because the future is ageless.
14NOVWorld
Diabetes Day
We often thought the best of life with diabetes was yet to come, somewhere in a distant future.
But here we are.
Learning new ways to understand our diabetes.
Finding tools that help us take care of ourselves.
Making more informed decisions.
And proving it's never too late.
Today, we are present.
Free, anonymous tests
Two tests to take your first step
Take a few minutes to see where you stand today. Answer the questions, get your result instantly and come away with a concrete next step.
- No sign-up, no personal data
- Instant results
- Evidence-based
If you don't go to the tools, the tools come to you
Simple tools backed by trusted sources to make technology part of life with diabetes, all in one place.
Carb chart
How many carbs each food has, in real-life portions.
Cooking times
How cooking changes each food.
Downloads
Guides to bring to your next checkup.
- Coming soon
Healthy recipe book
Recipes filtered by carbs, preferences and dietary needs.
These tools don't replace guidance from a healthcare professional.
It's never too late to learn
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Voices of the present
Healthcare professionals and patients share what changes when technology becomes part of diabetes care.
«When people ask me what changed with continuous monitoring, I always think of asymptomatic hypoglycemia, especially at night, which we would not have detected without it. To me, this is extremely valuable because it lets us stay one step ahead.»
«We often think technology makes us dependent, but with continuous glucose monitoring the opposite happens: it helps patients become more independent.»
«I'm Pedro Neira and I was diagnosed with diabetes about 10 years ago. At first it was hard to cope with, but over time, with the help of my doctors and my family, I've been able to stay healthy and feel good.»
«Technology has given me a greater sense of independence and peace of mind. Today I can make decisions more freely, knowing I have a tool that helps me keep my glucose in range.»
The future is ageless.
And so is learning to live it in the present.
Experience the future of diabetes today.