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.

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 wear for up to 14 days
Shower, swim and keep moving
Know sooner with high and low alerts
Low-profile comfort for everyday wear
Understand patterns, not just numbers
What is happening
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.
From showers to everyday water exposure, Medazy is designed to help you keep monitoring without making your routine revolve around the sensor.

Designed to remain comfortably in place through everyday movement, so glucose monitoring can stay in the background while you keep doing what matters.

Supported glucose alerts can help bring meaningful changes to your attention—even when you are not actively looking at the app.

Where supported, Medazy can make it easier to share glucose values, trends and summary information with trusted family members or caregivers.

Real CGM stories, practical tips, and smarter ways to understand your glucose.
A simple 3-step application designed to fit easily into your routine.
Always follow the instructions provided in the User Manual for application.



Designed for swimming, rainy days and everyday water exposure.

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

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

Clinical performance designed for accurate, stable glucose monitoring.

A comprehensive 14-day overview of glucose trends.


A lightweight, low-profile CGM designed to keep glucose insights close while your day keeps moving.
Your glucose story, made easier to understand.
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 how glucose changes from morning to night, including the hours between traditional spot checks. Continuous data adds context around the individual numbers you see.
Review glucose trends alongside meals, movement, sleep and everyday routines to better understand how different moments line up with your personal glucose patterns.
Organized trend views and reports can make it easier to review glucose patterns and discuss relevant information with your healthcare team.
Illustrative glucose trend — not actual patient data.

The technology behind the Medazy CGM experience.

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.
Continuous glucose tracking helps you see direction, patterns and changes throughout the day—rather than relying on one isolated number at a time.
A point-in-time check can tell you what glucose looks like right now, but one reading alone does not show the direction or pattern around it.
A single reading shows one moment. Continuous data helps reveal the hours in between.

A before-or-after reading can miss the full pattern.
Activity, stress and routines can line up with changes over time.
Continuous data can reveal patterns while you sleep.
CGM and time-in-range tools can add useful context to daily glucose patterns.
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.
Eyes Heart Kidneys Nerves Feet 
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.

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.

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

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.

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

Diabetes is associated with skin problems including dryness, cracking, infections, and other diabetes-related skin conditions.
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.
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 performanceCGM 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 contextCGM measures glucose in interstitial fluid rather than directly measuring capillary blood glucose. Differences can occur, particularly when glucose is changing rapidly.
Know what you measureWear time, device compatibility, supported features, operating requirements, and other important information should be reviewed in the Medazy product documentation.
Clear product informationLaboratory testing, fingerstick meters, and continuous glucose monitoring each provide a different kind of information. Medazy adds the context of how glucose changes over time.*
Choose the Medazy sensor pack that fits your routine, install the app, and begin building a clearer view of your glucose day.
View current pack options, device compatibility, shipping terms, and validated specifications on the product page.
Choose Your Sensor Pack →Quick answers to the questions most shoppers ask before starting with Medazy.