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Manage glucose easily,Personalised data analysis,Follow your family & friends

ONLY use this application if you have the Syai CGMS device. The application will require a connection to external CGM devices to cooperate for glucose data measurement and relevant functions for optimal experiences.

Note: The standalone application is not a medical device and it cannot measure any glucose data or generate data analytics on its own without mentioned connection with Syai CGMS devices.

Effortlessly track your glucose levels and trend patterns with the Syai CGMS (Continuous Glucose Monitoring System). The application is exclusively designed for Syai CGMS users. The Syai CGMS will provide real-time glucose readings to the application 24/7 with 0 downtime, factory calibrated for pin-point accuracy.

Key features:
1. Check your glucose data effortlessly at any time; receive customized glucose alerts for high, low, and urgent low events, fuss-free.
2. View real-time glucose readings, trend graphs, historical data, and glucose reports—all in one place.
3. A complete ecosystem allows you to share glucose data or transfer your injection history, etc., with third-party health apps and devices.
4. Connect to loved ones or HCPs with intuitive sharing features.
5. Add various logs to your Logbook to track your daily meals, exercises, medications, BG results, and such.

Wear OS App Available.

Disclaimer: This application is exclusively designed for continuous glucose monitoring with Syai CGM Monitors from Syai Health. The results, feedback, and information provided in the app cannot be regarded as substitutes for professional medical advice or treatment plan references. Always consult qualified healthcare professionals/providers (HCPs) for any medical decisions, or check your blood glucose with fingerstick tests if you feel unwell or suspect your Monitor readings might be inaccurate compared to symptoms.

Jurisdictional Notice: This application is intended solely for use within the European Union. Users from other regions or countries must ensure that their access and usage comply with their respective local laws before proceeding.