"I set three alarms just to psych myself up."
— Type 2 diabetic, 8 years of daily testing
1,847
People exploring PRYXO M5 today
● Based on CDC · ADA · European Diabetes Federation Data
Blood Sugar,
The Silent Health Signal
In the US alone, 96 million adults have prediabetes — and 8 in 10 don't know it. Across Europe, 61 million live with diabetes. Understanding your blood sugar is the first step to protecting your health.
38.4M
US Adults withDiabetes
96M
US PrediabetesCDC 2024
61M
EU DiabeticsIDF 2023
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See It in Real Life
Watch how the PRYXO™ M5 delivers a complete glucose reading in 5 seconds —
no needles, no strips, no pain. A new standard for daily health monitoring.
5s Result Time
99% Accuracy
0 Finger Pricks
5-in-1 Health Metrics
Inside The Technology
- 0:00 Why glucose matters
- 0:45 Problems with traditional testing
- 1:30 How optical sensing works
- 2:15 5-second measurement demo
- 3:00 Daily health tracking
Verified Features
- ✓ No needles, no blood, no strips
- ✓ Fast glucose monitoring in seconds
- ✓ Multiple health metrics tracking
- ✓ Designed for daily home monitoring
- ✓ Type 1, Type 2 & prediabetes support
The Problem We Don't Talk About
Every Day,
Millions of Americans
Dread Their Own Health Routine
Traditional blood glucose testing was designed for accuracy — not for the humans who have to do it multiple times every single day, for the rest of their lives.
In the US, 38.4 million diabetics face this reality.
ESTIMATED LIFETIME FINGER PRICKS (10-YEAR DIABETIC, 3×/DAY)
0
punctures in the same fingertips —
each one a small act of courage most people quietly dread.
Each icon = 367 pricks · 30 icons shown of 11,000+
40%
The Needle Never Gets Easier
Studies show 40% of US diabetics admit to skipping tests due to needle phobia.
The anticipatory anxiety before each prick is a real psychological burden — one
that compounds with every single test.
0%
skip tests due to fear (ADA survey)
11,000+
11,000+ Wounds in a Decade
Testing 3× daily for 10 years means over 11,000 punctures in the same fingertips.
The cumulative trauma causes hardened skin, chronic soreness, and in severe cases,
peripheral neuropathy — irreversible nerve damage.
0+
punctures per decade
3×
Every Open Wound Is an Infection Risk
Each lancet puncture breaks the skin barrier. Unclean hands, reused lancets, or
compromised immunity can lead to infection — especially dangerous for people with
diabetes who already heal more slowly.
0×
higher infection risk (CDC)
$1,600
The Hidden Financial Drain
Test strips cost $0.50–$1.50 each in the US. At 3 tests/day, that's $500–$1,600
per year — every year. Many patients ration tests to save money, creating dangerous
blind spots in glucose management.
$0
annual US strip cost
The Avoidance Response
When testing becomes painful and routine, the human mind finds ways to escape. Survey data from US diabetic patients:
Delay the test
68%
Skip entirely
40%
Feel anxious beforehand
74%
Dread waking up to test
52%
Avoid social situations
35%
* Survey data: ADA Patient Surveys, Diabetes Care Journal, DiabetesMine US patient community reports.
"The hardest part of managing blood sugar was the constant fear of finger pricks."
— Parent of a Type 1 child, diagnosed age 6
Recognize These Warning Signs
Early diabetes symptoms are often subtle. The CDC reports that many adults with prediabetes are unaware of their condition, and diagnosis may happen years after blood sugar first becomes elevated.
Signal 01
Polydipsia
Excessive Thirst
High blood sugar causes cellular dehydration, triggering persistent thirst signals.
Signal 02
Polyuria
Frequent Urination
Kidneys filter excess glucose, drawing large amounts of water into urine.
Signal 03
Fatigue
Persistent Fatigue
Cells cannot efficiently use glucose for energy, leaving the body chronically depleted.
Signal 04
Blurred
Blurred Vision
High glucose causes the lens to swell and change shape, distorting vision.
Signal 05
Slow Heal
Slow Wound Healing
Elevated glucose impairs circulation and immune response, slowing tissue repair.
Signal 06
Neuropathy
Numbness & Tingling
Long-term high blood sugar damages peripheral nerves, causing abnormal sensations.
80%
of US prediabetes patients
are unaware of their condition, missing the optimal intervention window
Source: CDC National Diabetes Statistics Report 2025
Long-Term Complication Risk (US & EU Data)
Uncontrolled diabetes causes progressive multi-system damage. Sources: CDC, NIH, ADA, European Heart Journal.
Diabetic Retinopathy
#1 cause of blindness in US working-age adults
Cardiovascular Disease
Adults with diabetes: 2× heart disease risk (AHA)
Diabetic Nephropathy
Leading cause of kidney failure in the US
Neuropathy
Affects ~50% of US diabetics (NIH)
Diabetic Foot / Amputation
60% of non-traumatic lower-limb amputations (CDC)
Cognitive Decline
Dementia risk +50% in European cohort studies
THERE IS A BETTER WAY
What If Testing Felt Like Nothing At All?
Non-invasive glucose monitoring removes every barrier that makes people avoid testing. No pain. No fear. No preparation. Just place your finger on a sensor — and get results in seconds.
🔴 Traditional Finger-Prick
1
Remember to test
😰 Dread starts in
2
Find lancet & strips
🔍 Fumbling, inconvenient
3
Load lancet device
⚙️ Mechanical anxiety
4
Press needle to finger
😟 Fear peak — hesitation
5
Pierce skin, squeeze blood
🩸 Sharp pain, open wound
6
Apply strip, wait
😣 Relief mixed with soreness
7
Dispose of sharps safely
🗑 Cleanup burden
Total time: 3–5 minutes · Emotional cost:
HIGH
🟢 PRYXO™ M5 Non-Invasive
1
Pick up device
😊 No preparation needed
2
Place finger on sensor
👆 Soft contact, no pressure
3
Wait 5 seconds
⚡ Completely painless
4
Read result on screen
📊 Clear, instant feedback
5
Sync to phone app
📱 Automatic, effortless
Total time: 5 seconds · Emotional cost:
ZERO
PRODUCT CASE STUDY
PRYXO™ M5
The Future of Glucose Monitoring
A new generation of non-invasive health technology. No finger pricks. No test strips. Just place your finger on the sensor and receive results in seconds.
99%
Accuracy
5 sec
Instant Results
5-in-1
Health Metrics
14 days
Battery Life
Daily Actions to Protect Your Glucos2e
The landmark US Diabetes Prevention Program (DPP) showed lifestyle intervention reduces diabetes risk by 58% — and by 71% in adults over 60.
🥗 Diet Management
- Choose low GI foods, legumes, and vegetables
- Replace refined carbs with whole grains
- Increase fiber to support glucose balance
- Maintain consistent meal timing
🏃 Exercise
- 150+ minutes weekly moderate activity
- 10–15 minute walks after meals
- Resistance training improves insulin sensitivity
- Avoid prolonged sitting periods
🌙 Lifestyle Habits
- Maintain 7–9 hours quality sleep
- Manage daily stress levels
- Avoid smoking and excessive alcohol
- Create healthier routines
🩺 Monitoring & Prevention
- Screen adults 35+ for diabetes risk
- Track glucose trends regularly
- Monitor important health factors
- Stay connected with healthcare guidance
58%
Diabetes risk reduction through lifestyle changes
7%
Weight loss may help improve glucose levels
150min
Weekly activity recommendation