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Breaking down the Lingo biosensor: Wearing, applying and removing the biosensor
Our guide breaks down the Lingo biosensor. Learn more about how it works, how to apply it, how to remove it and what to do if it stops working prematurely.
May 23, 2025|6 minutes
Using Lingo: Practical tips for lasting wear of your Lingo biosensor
The Lingo biosensor is a wearable CGM that is designed to work for up to 14 days even when showering, swimming, or working out. Learn practical steps for lasting wear of your Lingo biosensor.
May 22, 2025|7 minutes
What is a CGM? How it works and how to apply one
Continuous glucose monitors (CGMs) are wearable devices to measure your glucose levels, showing how they change over the course of a day. Learn more here.
April 04, 2025|6 minutes
A day of eating with Lingo
Discover what your glucose-friendly food choices for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and more might look like when following Lingo’s guidance for a day.
February 03, 2025|4 minutes
A day in the life with Lingo
Learn more about what a day using Lingo looks like, tracking your glucose and checking your energy levels from morning to evening.
January 27, 2025|3 minutes
Experimenting with Lingo
Experiment with food and drinks. Use your Lingo Count to track which choices get you to your goals.
January 20, 2025|5 minutes
Why wear a continuous glucose monitor if you don’t have diabetes?
Research has shown that there are benefits of limiting glucose spikes, which can be monitored by using a CGM, even if you don’t have diabetes. Learn more.
December 09, 2024|5 minutes
Spike Sessions: Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian eat their favorite foods with Lingo
Tennis champion Serena Williams and tech-entrepreneur Alexis Ohanian discover their unique glucose response to their favorite foods using Lingo by Abbott.
November 17, 2024|10 minutes