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Iconic blood sugar tracking

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‎11-04-2017 14:49

‎11-04-2017 14:49

How will this work and is it available now?  

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‎11-04-2017 15:33

‎11-04-2017 15:33

Hi @neneamore,

 

It's not available yet. Fitbit announced the partnership with Dexcom, but details of how it will work haven't been shared yet.

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Dave | California

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‎11-04-2017 16:15

‎11-04-2017 16:15

From reading the press release it sounds to me like the Ionic will just be used to display data from the Dexcom CGM device. In other words I don't think the Ionic is going to measure your blood glucose level by itself. (But the press release isn't 100% clear, so I could be wrong.)

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