Question about the possible use of waves in a certain device

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The discussion centers on the operation of blood glucose meters, specifically their use of electromagnetic (EM) waves to measure glucose levels in the bloodstream. Users speculate that these devices may utilize EM waves that reflect off glucose molecules. The inquiry highlights the need for a deeper understanding of the technology behind non-invasive glucose monitoring methods.

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So I'm a diabetic and i know about the prickles meters, i want to know how they work though. I would assume it has to do with some form of EM wave possibly reflecting off just the glucose molecules in the bloodstream. Thanks for anything you've got!
 
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