Zoe

[Wendy]

Has anyone tried or thought of trying the new Zoe blood sugar monitoring that is embedded under the skin?

I think it is being marketed at non diabetics, I was thinking of getting one, but it’s quite expensive in the region of £300 with an ongoing monthly fee

[Louise]

I did look into this, as it is being marketed to the health market and understanding your diet etc, but I was put off by the price, the blood samples taken and how your health information is used.

[Alf]

This advert keeps popping up when I’m on You tube. Wasn’t there a lot of backlash about these from the diabetic community?

[Emma]

I have to admit, I’ve been tempted by this, if it helps me to control my weight and diet cravings, surely it’s a good thing. I think a lot of people could benefit from this technology, as they can see for themselves the damage the food they consume is doing to their body in real time. Shame about the price

[Ursula]

I’ve never heard of it, what is the benefit to someone who isn’t diabetic?

[Ella]

I’ve never heard of it, what is the benefit to someone who isn’t diabetic?

They are pushing this hard and it’s not cheap! I was interested to read more about it, but it puts me off that the company can obtain an awful lot of your data, this makes me very nervous in the current climate!

The benefits to a non-diabetic is that it can help you manage your weight better and have a better u deerstalker ding of how foods can affect our bodies.