Actually, we receive tons of this exact question every day...

The answer is YES, of course, that's what make SUGA PRO™ selling like crazy at the moment because currently, not so many devices on the market can do it. 

There are 2 units of measurement to manage your diabetes: mmol/L & mg/dL. You can easily switch back and forth in its app. Here is a quick video of how the app looks:

Yes, absolutely! From the user manual, there is a QR code for you to scan and install it. It works well on both IOS and Android, the best part is it's completely FREE. You don't have to pay or subscribe to any monthly plan. How does that sound?

The main feature of Suga Pro is to help monitor blood sugar and lower it!

However, after purchasing our product, you'll receive an exclusive access to a private member area where you can get trained and educated!

Simply register for an account, you'll get access to a golden knowledge place and great doctors. You'll know exactly what food to eat, what drink you should take, what exercise you should do and more...So we believe you can achive your wished body in the near future (This is actually a fast-bonus if you buy the Suga Pro today). So act fast!

Thousands of people have changed their lives since they joined the Suga Pro's member area!

Yes! Safety is our priority!

Listen to our Dr.Jones, we worked with him from the beginning of this project, now the Suga Pro is famous thanks to his knowledge and expertise.

John had been living with type 1 diabetes for over a decade and was frustrated with the limitations of traditional diabetes management tools. He found that checking his blood sugar levels multiple times a day using a traditional meter was inconvenient and disruptive to his daily routine. He also wished there was a way to monitor his glucose levels in real-time without having to carry around a separate device.

Inspired by his own experiences, John decided to start a company to develop a smartwatch specifically designed for people with diabetes. He gathered a team of experts in hardware and software development, including engineers, designers, and healthcare professionals, and began working on the project.

The team conducted extensive research to identify the key features and functionality that would be most useful for managing diabetes, including continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) capability, activity tracking, medication reminders, and stress management tools. They also consulted with diabetes organizations and people with diabetes to ensure that the device met the needs of its users and was safe and effective.

After several years of development, the company launched its first smartwatch for diabetics. The device featured a built-in CGM sensor that measured blood glucose levels in real-time and displayed the information on the watch face. It also included activity tracking sensors, medication reminders, and stress management tools.

The smartwatch was an instant hit among people with diabetes, who found that it made diabetes management much more convenient and streamlined. They no longer had to carry around a separate device to monitor their glucose levels and could easily track their physical activity and manage their medication regimen using the smartwatch.

With the success of the first smartwatch (Suga), John's company continued to innovate, develop new products called Suga Pro for people with diabetes and continued to collaborate with healthcare professionals and diabetes organizations to ensure that their products met the needs of their users.

Today, Suga smartwatches is dedicated to improving the lives of millions of people around the world who live with this condition.