Can Apple Watch 9 monitor blood glucose level null

This is not a capability of the Apple Watch, though they may work to include this in the future if possible.

It can not read blood glucose levels, more testing is being conducted with blue toothe technology and apple watch, time is required to continue testing, at least another year or two is required for studies and testing to improve the accuracy of this tech.

No, Apple Watch doesn’t have a monitor blood glucose levels. Apple Watch 9 might not yet be a glucometer for your wrist, but the Apple Watch still brings a myriad of other metrics that can help you monitor health conditions

No. As a diabetic, I wanted that feature. However, the sleep, heart, blood pressure monitoring apps make up for it.

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This is not a capability of the Apple Watch, though they may work to include this in the future if possible.
Answered by PFam 2 years ago
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No, not at this time.
Answered by DanL 2 years ago
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It can not read blood glucose levels, more testing is being conducted with blue toothe technology and apple watch, time is required to continue testing, at least another year or two is required for studies and testing to improve the accuracy of this tech.
Answered by Jenny0315 2 years ago
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No, Apple Watch doesn’t have a monitor blood glucose levels. Apple Watch 9 might not yet be a glucometer for your wrist, but the Apple Watch still brings a myriad of other metrics that can help you monitor health conditions
Answered by daniwilton03 2 years ago
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No. As a diabetic, I wanted that feature. However, the sleep, heart, blood pressure monitoring apps make up for it.
Answered by MDJB 2 years ago
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No it cannot.
Answered by Azil5967 2 years ago
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