Nemaura’s SugarBeat Non-Invasive CGM Gets CE Approval

Nemaura received CE approval for its noninvasive, affordable and flexible Glucose Monitor.

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Nemaura, a Loughborough, England-based medical technology company received CE approval for its non-invasive, affordable and flexible Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) SugarBEAT® for use by diabetics and pre-diabetics. This approval allows Nemaura to sell SugarBeat throughout the European Union.

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“We are very pleased to report CE Mark approval in Europe for SugarBEAT®, which is the world’s first non-invasive, needle-free, continuous glucose monitor (CGM).  Importantly, as a daily disposable adhesive skin-patch that sits on the surface of the skin, SugarBEAT® is painless, and versatile in terms of wear time. Given these benefits, we look forward to aggressively entering both the multi-billion-dollar diabetic (insulin and non-insulin dependent) and pre-diabetic markets, said Dr. Faz Chowdhury, CEO of Nemaura.

“In addition, we plan to target the wearable health tech market for health-conscious consumers, which is experiencing explosive growth. Due to the non-invasive nature of the sensor patch and connection to a rechargeable transmitter, SugarBEAT® will allow users the freedom to decide when, and for how long to wear the patch. Moreover, we have a unique competitive advantage, which we believe will make SugarBEAT® the lowest priced CGM device in the industry.  SugarBEAT® is protected by a solid IP portfolio with over 30 issued and pending patents across multiple patent families.”

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Key features of SugarBeat

  • Non-invasive, needle-free, disposable adhesive skin-patch connected to a rechargeable transmitter
  • Lowest priced CGM in the industry
  • Enables users to spend more time in range (TIR) by providing an ambulatory glucose profile (AGP) chart

Nemaura plans to submit application for U.S. FDA approval in mid-2019, the company said in a news release.

Product launch in United Kingdom and Germany is planned for next quarter.

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Sam Draper
June 5, 2019

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