DIABNEXT™ Your Logbook is kept UpToDate at all time without any effort
The connected DIABNEXT™ devices automatically collect and transfer your data directly into your Logbook
DIABNEXT™, the app to help you better live with your disease
The Hassle-free and automatic digital logbook
The DIABNEXT connected devices collect and transfer automatically your data into your DIABNEXT app or digital logbook.
Your reliable and accessible companion at any time.
Your data is accessible at any time to help you manage your disease and support your decision-making process.
The opening to the DIABNEXT user community
With DIABNEXT you are never alone, the app gives you access to a community of user with whom you can share best practices and good mood.
DIABNEXT Pro, the most powerful tool for managing your patients
DIABNEXT Pro allows you to track your patient’s data, send them personalized therapeutic information, collaborate safely with their caregivers, improve your patients next visit and help manage their disease
DIABNEXT news
-
79th Scientific Sessions American Diabetes Association
The American Diabetes Association’s 79th Scientific Sessions is just around the corner! Come see DIABNEXT at booth #1334 June 8th-10th showcasing its newest diabetes solutions! Stop by to learn about our Diabnext Pro platform for health professionals as well as
-
Peer Support to the Rescue
The number of people living with diabetes is consistently growing despite having so many prevention and awareness campaigns. This is a group of people that are diverse in nature since diabetes can occur in anyone no matter the age, ethnicity,
-
What Eating Pattern Should I Follow For My Diabetes?
For those that have Type 1 or Type 2 Diabetes, it can be more of a struggle than enjoyable when it comes to choosing a meal. There are so many other questions to ask other than if the item tastes
-
WHAT IS GESTATIONAL DIABETES; DIABETES IN PREGNANT WOMEN?
Gestational diabetes is an intolerance to glucose with a increase or decrease in the amount of sugar in the blood (glucose). About 7 to 20% of women develop this type of diabetes when they are pregnant. However, it most often