MEDAZY Continuous Glucose Monitoring System
See the pattern, not just the number
★★★★★ Designed for everyday glucose clarity

A fingerstick shows a moment. Medazy shows the story.

See how your glucose moves after meals, during workouts, overnight, and across your day—so you can understand patterns instead of guessing between spot checks.

  • Continuous trend visibility, day and night
  • Glucose insights delivered to your compatible phone
  • High/low alerts and easy-to-read trend views
  • Share glucose data with people you trust
14-Day Wear
IPX8 Waterproof
Real-time Alerts
Lightweight
Medazy Continuous Glucose Monitoring Sensor
Sensor applicator for easy placement
Access to the compatible mobile app
Product instructions and user documentation
See glucose patterns throughout the day and night
Understand how meals, activity and daily habits affect your glucose
View glucose insights directly on your phone
Share glucose data with people you trust
Wear duration: 14 days
Monitoring: 24/7 continuous glucose tracking
Water protection: IPX8
Data viewing: Compatible mobile app
Records and glucose trend analysis

14-Day Wear

Continuous wear for up to 14 days

IPX8 Water Resistant

Shower, swim and keep moving

Real-Time Alerts

Know sooner with high and low alerts

Lightweight

Low-profile comfort for everyday wear

See the Trend

Understand patterns, not just numbers

Chosen by users worldwide

What is happening

1M+Global CGM users
30+Countries served
30+PCT patents
50+Top scientific literatures
Medazy® Continuous Glucose Monitoring System
Designed for everyday life

Wear Medazy CGM. Live your day.

Glucose monitoring should fit around your life—not the other way around. Medazy is designed to stay with you through everyday routines, movement, rest and everything in between.

01 · Everyday wear

Designed to keep up when life gets wet.

From showers to everyday water exposure, Medazy is designed to help you keep monitoring without making your routine revolve around the sensor.

Everyday wear Comfortable design
Person swimming while wearing a continuous glucose monitor
Designed for real-world routines
Stories & insights

Real Stories. Helpful Insights.

Real CGM stories, practical tips, and smarter ways to understand your glucose.

Small sensor. Simple routine.

Easy to use

A simple 3-step application designed to fit easily into your routine.

Always follow the instructions provided in the User Manual for application.

Step 1 preparing the CGM applicator
Twist
Step 2 removing the applicator cap
Take off
Step 3 applying the CGM sensor
Apply

IPX8 water resistance

Designed for swimming, rainy days and everyday water exposure.

CGM sensor shown with water

Lightweight & coin-sized

Wear it easily to work, sleep, exercise and more.

Compact coin-sized CGM sensor

24/7 monitoring for 14 days

Enjoy up to 14 days of monitoring with one sensor application.

CGM sensor illustrating extended monitoring

Clinically proven result of 8.106% MARD

Clinical performance designed for accurate, stable glucose monitoring.

CGM sensor and smartphone glucose monitoring interface

Comprehensive glucose reports

A comprehensive 14-day overview of glucose trends.

Glucose monitoring report displayed with smartphone

Why should you choose Medazy CGM?

Step 1 preparing the CGM applicator
Twist
Step 2 removing the applicator cap
Take off
Step 3 applying the CGM sensor
Apply

Easy to use

A simple 3-step application designed to fit easily into your routine.

CGM sensor shown with water

IPX8 water resistance

Designed for swimming, rainy days and everyday water exposure.

Compact coin-sized CGM sensor

Lightweight &
coin-sized

Wear it easily to work, sleep, exercise and more.

CGM sensor and smartphone

Clinically proven
8.106% MARD

Designed for accuracy, stability and consistent glucose monitoring performance.

CGM sensor illustrating 14 days of monitoring

24h monitoring
for 14 days

Enjoy up to 14 days of monitoring with one sensor application.

Comprehensive glucose report

Comprehensive
glucose reports

A comprehensive 14-day overview of glucose trends.

Medazy CGM

Medazy CGMMore insight. Less interruption.

A lightweight, low-profile CGM designed to keep glucose insights close while your day keeps moving.

Connected glucose insights

Discover Medazy App

Your glucose story, made easier to understand.

Smartphone showing glucose monitoring dashboard
Glucose app activity log
Glucose data sharing feature
Time in range glucose app view
Glucose insights displayed in the mobile app
App Download Instructions Please download the app according to the instructions in the User Manual.
Continuous glucose monitoring, explained

Your glucose is always moving. Now you can see the pattern.

A continuous glucose monitor, or CGM, tracks glucose throughout the day and night—helping you see not only where your glucose is now, but how it has been changing over time.

See glucose patterns throughout your day

See how glucose changes from morning to night, including the hours between traditional spot checks. Continuous data adds context around the individual numbers you see.

Put meals and activity into context

Review glucose trends alongside meals, movement, sleep and everyday routines to better understand how different moments line up with your personal glucose patterns.

Turn data into clearer conversations

Organized trend views and reports can make it easier to review glucose patterns and discuss relevant information with your healthcare team.

A Day in Glucose See how everyday moments can line up with your trend.
24-Hour View
Breakfast 8:00 AM
30-Min Walk 1:00 PM
Dinner 7:00 PM
12 AM6 AM12 PM6 PM12 AM

Illustrative glucose trend — not actual patient data.

One day. More context. Continuous glucose data helps turn isolated readings into a timeline you can review and understand.
Medazy Continuous Glucose Monitoring System with sensor applicator packaging and smartphone
Inside Medazy

Small Sensor. Smart Technology.

The technology behind the Medazy CGM experience.

The technology behind the Medazy CGM experience
Sensor Core

Keeps glucose trends in view around the clock

A compact sensing architecture designed to capture glucose information continuously from interstitial fluid throughout the day and night.*

Data Rhythm

See the trend—not just a single reading

Frequent sensor readings help build a continuous glucose timeline, making changes in direction easier to see than with isolated measurements alone.*

Wireless Bridge

Your glucose, right on your compatible phone

The connected Medazy experience is designed to move sensor data wirelessly to a compatible smartphone for convenient everyday viewing.*

Trend Engine

See where your glucose is headed

Sequential glucose readings can be organized into directional trends and visual patterns designed to make changing glucose easier to review.*

Continuity

A connected view that follows your day

Medazy is designed to keep glucose information connected across everyday routines, helping create a more complete view over time.*

Continuous glucose, explained

What can Medazy CGM do?

A single reading tells you what glucose looks like at one moment. Continuous monitoring adds the context of what happened before—and where your glucose may be moving next.

Core CGM capability

24-hour continuous glucose data tracking

Continuous glucose tracking helps you see direction, patterns and changes throughout the day—rather than relying on one isolated number at a time.

Continuous Trend Illustrative 24-hour glucose view
In range
12 AM 6 AM 12 PM 6 PM 12 AM
Meal Activity Evening
One number shows a moment. Continuous data adds the pattern. That added context can make it easier to review how glucose changes throughout your day.
The hours you don't see

You checked your glucose. What happened between checks?

A single reading shows one moment. Continuous data helps reveal the hours in between.

Meals, movement, stress and sleep can all happen between the readings you remember.
Everyday lifestyle moment illustrating the hours between individual glucose checks
8:10 AMChecked
11:35 AMWhat changed?
3:20 PMWhat changed?
2:14 AMWhat changed?
01 / Between meals

Meals can change glucose between checks.

A before-or-after reading can miss the full pattern.

02 / During your day

Your day adds context to the numbers.

Activity, stress and routines can line up with changes over time.

03 / While you sleep

Overnight hours are easy to miss.

Continuous data can reveal patterns while you sleep.

The missing context is often between the numbers. CGM adds a timeline, making daily patterns easier to review and discuss with your healthcare team.
Evidence-first More context, without alarm.

CGM and time-in-range tools can add useful context to daily glucose patterns.

CDC: Diabetes Complications
ADA: CGM & Time in Range

Why glucose visibility matters

High glucose can be easy to miss. Earlier visibility adds context.

Over time, persistent high glucose is associated with health complications. Seeing patterns earlier can give you more context for informed conversations with your healthcare team.

Educational medical visual representing body systems affected by persistent high blood glucose Eyes Heart Kidneys Nerves Feet
Long-term glucose patterns can matter before symptoms feel obvious. Persistent high glucose is associated with diabetes-related complications affecting nerves, circulation, feet, eyes, kidneys, the cardiovascular system, and skin.
NIDDK + American Diabetes Association

Long-term high blood glucose can damage the nerves, kidneys, eyes, heart, and other parts of the body.

NIDDK explains that diabetes-related nerve damage can reduce sensation in the feet, while reduced blood flow can make sores and infections more difficult to heal. Foot ulcers and serious infections that do not improve with treatment can, in severe cases, lead to amputation. The American Diabetes Association also identifies nerve damage, poor circulation, foot ulcers, infections, limb loss, and skin complications among diabetes-related risks.

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Educational medical visual representing diabetic nerve damage
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Nerve damage

Numbness can make injuries easier to miss.

Diabetes-related nerve damage can cause tingling, pain, weakness, or loss of sensation. In the feet, reduced feeling can mean cuts or blisters are not noticed right away.

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Educational visual representing diabetes-related foot complications
02
Foot ulcers and infection

A small wound can become a serious problem.

Nerve damage can make injuries harder to notice, while poor circulation can make sores and infections harder to heal. Severe ulcers and infections can ultimately threaten the affected limb.

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Educational medical visual representing diabetes-related eye complications
03
Eye health

High glucose can threaten vision over time.

Diabetes can damage blood vessels in the eyes and contribute to diabetes-related eye disease, reduced vision, and blindness.

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Educational medical visual representing diabetes-related kidney complications
04
Kidney damage

Kidney disease can develop without obvious early signs.

Diabetes can damage the kidneys over time. Early kidney disease may not produce obvious symptoms, which is why appropriate screening and medical care remain important.

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Educational medical visual representing heart and blood vessel complications
05
Heart and blood vessels

Cardiovascular risk matters too.

Diabetes can damage blood vessels and is associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease and stroke.

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Educational medical visual representing diabetes-related skin complications
06
Skin complications

Diabetes can affect the skin too.

Diabetes is associated with skin problems including dryness, cracking, infections, and other diabetes-related skin conditions.

Better visibility can support more informed next steps. Understanding glucose patterns can provide additional information for diabetes management and more informed conversations with your healthcare team.
Performance & transparency

Confidence Starts With Evidence.

Understanding CGM performance starts with understanding how the technology is evaluated. Medazy is designed around continuous glucose sensing, with performance assessed using established measures used in CGM evaluation.

Clear measurement information helps you understand what your CGM data represents—and how to use it appropriately.
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8.106% MARD

Accuracy metric: MARD is a standard measure used to evaluate agreement between CGM readings and reference glucose measurements.

MARD is one commonly used measure for evaluating agreement between CGM sensor readings and reference glucose measurements.

Clinical performance
02

Continuous Sensor Data

CGM is designed to collect sequential glucose information over time, helping build a continuous view of glucose movement rather than a series of isolated checks.

Continuous context
03

Interstitial Glucose Measurement

CGM measures glucose in interstitial fluid rather than directly measuring capillary blood glucose. Differences can occur, particularly when glucose is changing rapidly.

Know what you measure
04

Transparent Specifications

Wear time, device compatibility, supported features, operating requirements, and other important information should be reviewed in the Medazy product documentation.

Clear product information
Understanding your options

Different Tools. Different Views of Glucose.

Laboratory testing, fingerstick meters, and continuous glucose monitoring each provide a different kind of information. Medazy adds the context of how glucose changes over time.*

Clinical testing 01

A precise clinical snapshot.

Laboratory glucose testing uses a blood sample collected at a specific point in time and plays an important role in clinical testing and evaluation.

Sample Venous blood
View Point-in-time laboratory result
Best suited for Clinical testing and professional evaluation
Fingerstick BGM 02

A number when you choose to check.

A traditional glucose meter measures capillary blood glucose from a fingerstick and provides a useful reading at that specific moment.

Sample Capillary blood
View Single point-in-time reading
Best suited for On-demand blood glucose checks
Continuous monitoring 03

See what happens between the checks.

Medazy CGM is designed to continuously monitor glucose in interstitial fluid, helping reveal direction, patterns, and changes across your day.*

Measurement Interstitial glucose
View Continuous glucose trend and direction
Designed for Day-to-day glucose context and pattern review
Not just “What is my glucose?” — but a clearer view of how it has been moving.
Different tools answer different questions.

Laboratory and fingerstick measurements remain important. CGM adds something different: ongoing context between individual measurements.

14 days. More context. Less guessing.

Stop collecting isolated numbers. Start seeing the pattern.

Choose the Medazy sensor pack that fits your routine, install the app, and begin building a clearer view of your glucose day.

Continuous trend viewSmart alertsShareable dataApp reports
Medazy® Continuous Glucose Monitoring System

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers to the questions most shoppers ask before starting with Medazy.

1. How long can I wear each Medazy sensor?+
Each Medazy sensor is designed for 14 days of continuous wear.
6. Will it work with my smartphone?+
Medazy works with compatible smartphones. Please check compatibility before purchasing.
2. Does it hurt to insert?+
Most people describe application as a quick pinch or brief pressure. Sensitivity varies from person to person.
7. How accurate is Medazy CGM?+
Medazy reports 8.106% MARD, a standard metric used to evaluate CGM accuracy.
3. Where do I wear the sensor?+
Use only the approved wear site described in the Medazy User Manual for the best experience.
8. Do I still need fingerstick tests?+
Follow the Medazy User Manual. If your symptoms do not match the reading, confirm with an appropriate blood glucose method.
4. Can I shower or swim with it?+
Yes. Medazy is designed with IPX8 water resistance for everyday water exposure. Follow the User Manual for care guidance.
9. How do I remove the sensor?+
Gently lift the edge of the adhesive and slowly peel the sensor away from the skin after your 14-day wear period.
5. Do I need to scan the sensor?+
Use the compatible Medazy app to view glucose readings, trends, and alerts during the wear period.
10. What’s included in the box?+
Your purchase includes the Medazy sensor, applicator, and product instructions. Check the product page for the exact pack size.
CGM user feedback

Real-World CGM Feedback

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