Product Code
Personal Glucometer- PG.01
Clinical glucometer- CG.01
The first non invasive blood glucose test instrument
Diabiqik –
The NIR based Glucometer lets you check your blood sugar many times a day without having to prick your finger with a needle no blood.
Come and be a part of the non invasive blood glucose measurement team. for further information to become a member of Diabiquik contact our address or email us.
Non Invasive Gluco Meter Features
- Needs no piercing of the Skin
- Needs no Blood
- Painless
- No cost Involved in needle
- No. cost involved in chemical strip
- There is no cost except the purchase of meter. Yearly Annual Maintenance Cost (AMC) Charged for the device.
- Accuracy lever plus or minus 15%
- Blood glucose level monitoring without pricking the finger
- The technology – Using near the infrared light.
- The system detects the glucose concentrations from the reflected NIR light at various wavelengths with an acceptable level of accuracy.
Needs no piercing
No cost involved in chemical strip
Painless
No cost involved in needle/lancet
Needs no blood
No cost exept purchase of meter
The product helps in reading the blood sugar without having Needle prick and extract a drop of blood. NO Needle , NO pain, Low Cost. NO Bio wastage, NO spreading of Disease.
Hospitals, Public Health centres, Primary Health centres, Clinics, and Individual patients as a point of care device.
The blood free pain less blood sugar test ever
Diabiquik helps you monitor your glucose levels without finger-picking providing an improved quality of life.
Diabetes affects the health of individuals, societies, and economies.
Diabetes increases the risk of health complications
Diabetes has the potential to cause numerous debilitating health complications. Most often, complications are the result of an unmanaged or poorly managed diabetes. However, people with appropriate diabetes management are also at risk of developing complications.
Half of the 463 million adults living with diabetes today are unaware that they have the condition, and are therefore at high risk of developing serious diabetes-related complications.
Globally, 11.3% of deaths are due to diabetes. Almost half of these deaths are in people under 60 years of age.