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Hela Bracelets vs. Abbott’s Freestyle Libre – How Both can Move Together and Fast?

Advances in digital health care have opened up new avenues in human healthcare testing. Innovations such as biosensors that can continuously monitor, in real-time, human health conditions, have changed the face of the healthcare industry. These digital devices are portable and wearable. They have the capability to monitor various human physiological activities, such as heart rate, wrist pulse, blood pressure, and even glucose and lactate levels.

At the forefront of this life-changing technology are two well-known companies – Abbott and Hela Bio Tech. Abbott’s Freestyle Libre and Hela Bio Tech’s Hela Bracelet have caught the eye of the people. These devices have had a positive impact on the daily life of their users. The ease of their use and their ability to monitor health parameters without causing any physical inconvenience has soared their popularity.

So, what is so special about these two devices? What makes them stand-out from their competitors? How similar are these two devices? And what features and functions they offer?

Let’s take a look –

Abbotts’ Freestyle Libre

Abbott is a global leader in medical devices, diagnostics, and generic medicines. It has, over the years, through its innovations, developed several life-changing technologies. These technological innovations have helped in improving the quality and efficacy of medical care.  Abbott’s devices have made healthcare monitoring more accessible and affordable.

Abbotts’ Freestyle Libre is no exception to this rule. Freestyle Libre is a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) device. It has made daily glucose monitoring easy and completely pain-free. This revolutionary system has eliminated the need to prick your finger and draw blood for glucose testing.

Design

Freestyle Libre is a handheld device. It consists of a tiny disposable sensor and a reader. The sensor has to be worn on the back of the upper arm. The sensor has a thin, flexible filament that needs to be inserted just under the skin. The handheld reader scans the sensor. This allows users to check their glucose levels painlessly as often as they want.

You can download the FreeStyleLibreLinkapplication on your smartphone and use it as a reader to scan the sensor.

Working

The electrochemical glucose sensor and the electronics system work together to measure glucose levels. The unit is powered by the electronics system, which transmits data to a handheld reader. The sensor generates electrical signals that correspond to the user’s glucose levels. When the reader scans the sensor, it records the electrical signals to provide a blood glucose reading.

The sensor has to be worn continuously for 10 days to enhance the accuracy of the readings. It provides real-time glucose readings for 10 days, both day and night.

Features

·         Convenient & User-friendly

·         Accurate

·         Can read glucose even through your clothing

·         Water-resistant – can be worn while bathing, showering, swimming or exercising

Benefits

·         The painless, 1-second scan makes glucose testing convenient

·         Provides real-time glucose reading

·         Shows eight-hour historical data and trend

·         Shows directional trend pointer which provides indications of where glucose levels are moving

·         The reader can store up to 90 days of infomation, which is useful for tracking long-term glucose trends

Hela Bracelet

Hela Biotech is a leading biochem technology company, which manufactures wearable smart devices. Their devices provide comprehensive monitoring of several human health parameters.

Heal bracelet is a smart wearable device made from the Hela Bio-Chem Tech team. It is a sweat-based glucose sensor. This biochemical and physical sensor is worn around the wrist.

Design

Hela Bracelet is designed to be worn around the wrist. Its industrial design ensures that it fits different wrist sizes. It is made from a stainless steel alloy.

The bracelet incorporates a sensing mechanism, associated electronics, and power supply components. It has a biochip, a porous golden-Nano sweat sensor, and cellular fiber material to sense sweat excreted by the human body.

As the Hela smart wearable device is worn around the wrist, it interacts with the skin and generates and stores personalized health data related to various human physiological activities.

Working

This sweat-sensing bracelet employs a bio-chip and AI Smart Bio Algorithm to monitor glucose levels. The cellular fiber material guides the sweat, the biochip, and the biosensor evaluate the sweat, and the AI Smart Bio Algorithm then calculates the blood glucose levels. 

Features

·         Aesthetically designed; can be worn as a fashion accessory also

·         First smart bracelet with advanced gene technology

·         Comfortable and easy to use

·         Waterproof – can be worn during daily activities

Benefits

·         Continuous, real-time glucose level monitoring

·         Only one drop of sweat required to measure the glucose level

·         Continuous Glucose Monitoring helps in preventing possible illnesses

·         Can accurately predict possible diseases

·         Can predict possible genetic diseases

·         All data is owned and exchanged by users

Can Abbott and Hela work together?

Abbott’s Freestyle Libre and Hela Bio Tech’s Hela Bracelet are already in the market, and each has a sizeable market share of its own. Both devices are super convenient, super comfortable, and super easy for continuous glucose monitoring.

Hela is a new entrant in the field of biosensor devices, while Abbott is an industry leader. The wearable biosensor field is expected to grow exponentially over the next few years. So, this is the correct time for both Abbott and Hela to join forces and contribute to this fast-evolving field.

Abbott’s experience and know-how, combined with Hela’s passion, enthusiasm, and creativity, can develop and create products that can completely change the face of healthcare monitoring.

These two can create smart wearable devices that make the diagnosis and prognosis easier. Their combined expertise and ingenuity can make smart wearable devices more accessible and more affordable. 

Conclusion

Abbott’s Freestyle Libre and Hela Bio Tech’s Hela Bracelet are the best adverts for non-invasive glucose monitoring. Each comes with its own unique features and benefits. But both of them provide accurate glucose levels conveniently.

These two products are manna from heaven for millions of diabetic patients who need to continuously monitor their blood glucose levels. As the development of smart wearable devices gathers steam, it is the right time for Abbott and Hela Biotech to move together and fast in the healthcare industry. They can work together to create wearable devices that make health status monitoring easy and affordable and not restricted to a select few.