Medical-grade precision on your body. Specialized health monitors track specific vital signs with clinical accuracy—from continuous glucose monitoring to blood pressure tracking and ECG analysis.
FDA clearance or CE marking for medical accuracy. Validated against gold-standard medical equipment. Clinical studies supporting accuracy claims. Trusted by healthcare professionals.
Raw data plus meaningful interpretation. Trend analysis that reveals patterns. Integration with health platforms. Shareable data for doctors and specialists. Alerts for concerning readings.
24/7 tracking without constant user input. Long sensor life (7-14+ days for CGMs). Automatic logging and data sync. Minimal disruption to daily activities.
We're expanding our health monitor coverage to include CGMs, blood pressure monitors, ECG devices, and specialized medical wearables. Check back as we put these clinical-grade devices through thorough testing and validation.
For Diabetes Management: Dexcom G7 and Abbott FreeStyle Libre 3 lead the CGM category with real-time glucose monitoring, trend arrows, and smartphone integration. G7 offers the smallest sensor and shortest warmup time (30 minutes vs. 60).
For Blood Pressure: Omron Complete with EKG combines cuff-based BP monitoring with ECG capability. More accurate than optical wrist-based BP (which remains unreliable). Look for validated, cuff-based solutions over trendy but inaccurate wrist options.
For Heart Health: KardiaMobile 6L provides medical-grade ECG readings in 30 seconds. FDA-cleared for detecting AFib, bradycardia, tachycardia. Essential for anyone with known heart conditions or concerning symptoms.
For Sleep Apnea: Withings ScanWatch (medical version) includes overnight SpO2 monitoring and detects breathing disturbances. Not a replacement for sleep studies but useful for screening and monitoring treatment efficacy.
Depends on the device. Over-the-counter options include many BP monitors, pulse oximeters, and some ECG devices (KardiaMobile). CGMs like Dexcom G7 and FreeStyle Libre require prescriptions in the US. Regulations vary by country and device classification.
Varies dramatically by device type and validation. FDA-cleared devices must meet strict accuracy standards. Smartwatch SpO2 and blood pressure features often lack medical validation and shouldn't replace dedicated monitors. Always check for clinical validation and FDA/CE clearance for medical decisions.
Most modern health monitors offer data export (PDF reports, CSV files, or direct EHR integration). Dexcom Clarity, KardiaMobile, and Withings Health Mate all generate shareable reports. Some integrate directly with Epic, Cerner, and other medical record systems.
Health monitors prioritize clinical accuracy and medical validation over features. Fitness trackers estimate; health monitors measure. Health monitors often require FDA clearance, follow strict protocols, and can inform medical decisions. Fitness trackers provide trends but aren't diagnostic tools.
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