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Biolinq's Needle-Free Glucose Monitor, Biolinq Shine, Gains FDA Approval
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•Source: Medtech Magazine
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Key takeaways
- Biolinq received FDA approval on October 1, 2025, for its needle-free continuous glucose monitor (CGM), the Biolinq Shine, representing a significant advancement in glucose monitoring technology
- Unlike traditional CGMs, which rely on needle-based sensor insertion beneath the skin, the Biolinq Shine utilizes a microneedle array
- Biolinq asserts that these microneedles are positioned up to 20 times more superficially than conventional sensors, a design intended to enhance user comfort
Biolinq received FDA approval on October 1, 2025, for its needle-free continuous glucose monitor (CGM), the Biolinq Shine, representing a significant advancement in glucose monitoring technology.
Unlike traditional CGMs, which rely on needle-based sensor insertion beneath the skin, the Biolinq Shine utilizes a microneedle array. Biolinq asserts that these microneedles are positioned up to 20 times more superficially than conventional sensors, a design intended to enhance user comfort.
The Biolinq Shine is a coin-sized, patch-like device worn on the forearm, providing a less invasive and more comfortable glucose monitoring experience.
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BiolinqFDA ApprovalGlucose MonitorCGMMicroneedle TechnologyMedical DeviceMedtech
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