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Falls off. You have to put tape over it to work. I used athletic tape (KT tape) to keep it on. My first one fell off and they graciously sent me a new one. Then my second one fell off and I asked if I could put tape over the next one. They said yes, no problem. My issue is that they should’ve told me that after my first one fell off.

I have wanted to try a CGM for a long time.It was easy and painless to apply.I loved the immediate feedback on exercise and good decisions.
The customer service is fantastic.

After trying two separate sensors, both ended up detaching before the 14-day mark. The first one stayed on for around nine days, the second lasted even less. I kept my skin clean and dry before applying, but the adhesive doesn’t seem strong enough for daily movement or even light workouts. The product idea is great, but the execution just isn’t reliable enough. I wouldn’t buy again unless they improve the stickiness.

I’ve been using the Lingo CGM for a while and really wanted to like it, but the app connection keeps dropping. Several times I had to manually reconnect, and twice the sensor stopped working before reaching the full 14 days. The most recent one failed after just 9 days. It’s frustrating because the idea is great, but the reliability really needs improvement.

Lingo helps not only keeping me on track but also making me aware of how different foods will impact my glycemic count

My A1C was on the rise for a few years and hit 6.1. I am 100 lb and workout and eat pretty clean so I was clueless what food was spiking my glucose. It was homemade granola with maple syrup and fruit and yogurt and boom glucose went up to 120. I switched to savory breakfast and glucose stayed level in the low 90’s. This is an example of how knowledge from lingo gives me ability to change food choices. I made other food changes based on glucose levels. I definitely recommend.

I love the real time data… so that I can intervene as needed … thank you for making this available to all! My mom and I are on this … both pre diabetic … to non diabetic thanks to you … A1C 5.4 and thriving!

Easy to orde! Works really well. No issues not sticking.
I would like the app to save the history for each cgm used to be able to track more over time and be able to show your doctor.

Easy to put on, keeps accurate numbers

Sensor is easy to install. Stays intact and does not cause any discomfort. Continuous Glucose level monitoring is very useful in managing the diet. Provides good insight to effects of different food on the blood sugar level. It helps in keeping the level in range by motivating to do some exercise.

Lingo is a great OTC product that gives you insights on the amount of sugar in your blood at any given time. I found it helpful to see how meals and exercise affected my blood sugar. Their customer service is top tier, I had a sensor fail, and they replaced it with only a few questions. I will be purchasing again.

Stopped working after 3 days. The first one didn’t work at all

Lingo is easy to use painless to apply and wear. The monitor quickly connects to the LINGO app on my Apple iPhone and allows me to understand how my food and exercise choices affect my glucose.
Over the last 45 days that I have been using a LINGO CGM to monitor my glucose level my weight has dropped, my blood labs have dramatically improved and my energy levels have increased. All without a crazy diet or hours of exercise.
At 78 I can say I wish my much younger self had a LINGO CGM.

It provides incredible information and how to use that information to improve health and fitness.

Anyone who is serious about health, fitness and diet should use this product as it offers an excellent insight into how different food types affect your glucose production.

I’ve been flirting with a “higher than desirable” A1C for several years. Lingo showed me what was happening with my blood glucose during my normal routine (the first two weeks) and then showed that the interventions in my habits (timing of meals and exercise) I devised really made a difference with decreasing spikes. And it was dead on accurate with the glucose level reading — I had a blood draw mid-way through the month I spent with Lingo and the clinical read was exactly the same as what Lingo was telling me when my blood was drawn. The app works and gives good feedback. I’ll do it again in a couple of months to see how my new habits (I hope to keep them!) are doing with managing my blood sugar.

Great product

Disconnect a lot.

Very helpful! I'm happy to see that I don't have an issue with my glucose levels but the most helpful thing was to see what different foods do to me. Very surprised at how combining certain food types will keep you from spiking. I was also able to see how bad excessive sugar is... one night I ate several brownies (haha) and my glucose spiked 4 times through the night, I will definitely not do that anymore.

I am a type ll diabetic and use GSM’s to control my diet. I have previously used libre freestyle and Stelo. I found these to be useful but they always yielded highly different readings than a finger stick (often by 30points higher than finger stick.

I have used lingo now for about a month and found these scores to be very close to my finger stick values. So I am very happy with Lingo!