19d ago
It was working fine until it just stopped. Customer service of course is a bot that doesn't resolve anything and an email address with automated responses. Very disappointing.
Levels
2.9 • 9 Reviews
Levels makes continuous glucose monitors to provide real-time feedback on how your diet impacts your health.

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19d ago
It was working fine until it just stopped. Customer service of course is a bot that doesn't resolve anything and an email address with automated responses. Very disappointing.
2mo ago
Very expensive for both the membership and CGMs, a pretty complicated app, and they seem to be very hard to get rid of. I would shop around before using these guys.
3y ago
I've been using Levels with a Dexcom/G6 for a couple months now. I'm not diabetic - using it to optimize my food choices and hold me accountable. The app is really nice and the support is great. Unfortunately, the Dexcom readings are consistently 20+ points higher than my Keto-Mojo Glucometer (which is calibrated and uses blood droplets). So...for example, this morning I was fasted 19 hours and Levels told me my glucose was 125. When I used the Glucometer, it read 104. For someone that isn't diabetic, this is the difference between normal and unhealthy.
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It's objectionable to me that for $200 per/month, the Levels/Dexcom isn't more accurate. My doctor was skeptical about me using this given its measurement approach. I think it's fine for detecting trends and for diabetics this is important (and for them, the need a Glucometer anyway!). I had to invest in a Glucometer just to validate my belief that the Dexcom was considerably off target. I understand both devices are imperfect when compared with a formal blood draw/test, but c'mon. My bottomline: Levels should be more upfront with its non-diabetic population about the accuracy (and need to calibrate, which involves a Glucometer). Dexcom claims the devices are calibrated using the 4 digit code you enter (and then it "warms up" for 2 hours to calibrate as well?). I understand the excitement to use this tech casually, but it's actually caused me more grief. Love the concept, don't think the tech is insanely great for non diabetics, sorry.

Nice wearable tech .
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