Customer Reviews for Abbott - Lingo Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM) & App (Pack of 2). Made by Abbott. Know the impact of what you eat - White
Customer Rating
5
Lingo CGM — 2 Day Honest Review
on July 1, 2026
Posted by: InnaM
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the Lingo Continuous Glucose Monitor for 2 days, and it’s already helping me understand my body in a simple, visual way. The design is small, discreet, and easy to wear, and the app is clean and not overwhelming. The wear time and battery have been reliable so far, with no issues staying connected. I like that the alerts are subtle and not constantly interrupting you—it feels more like guidance than alarms. The biggest change is the learning. I’m already seeing how different foods, stress, and sleep affect my energy and glucose levels, especially spikes after carb-heavy meals and more stable levels with balanced meals. In terms of performance, the data updates quickly and clearly shows real-time patterns that are easy to connect to what I’m eating and how I feel. Overall, even after just 2 days, it feels like a simple, helpful tool for building awareness around food and energy—not restrictive, just informative.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I used the Lingo Continuous Glucose Monitor for two weeks, and overall it was a very smooth and insightful experience. What I was most nervous about was the application process, since I was worried it might be painful. In reality, I didn't feel anything at all when inserting the sensor. It was quick and much easier than I expected. Once applied, it stayed secure the entire time with no issues. In terms of comfort, I honestly forgot I was wearing it. There was no irritation, no discomfort while sleeping, and I had no problems showering with it. It felt lightweight and non-intrusive throughout the full 14 days. Maintenance was minimal, which I really appreciated. I didn't have to do anything special after application other than just letting it do its job. Storage before use was also straightforward and clearly explained, so everything felt simple from the start. The app is very user-friendly and intuitive. I was able to figure it out quickly without any confusion. I really liked how clearly it shows trends and glucose responses in real time. Performance-wise, this device was eye-opening for me. It helped me clearly see which foods were causing spikes in my blood sugar. That insight alone completely changed the way I approach my diet - now I'm much more mindful and actively avoid the foods that don't work well for my body. Overall, I'm very happy with the experience. It was comfortable, easy to use, and genuinely educational.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve been using the lingo glucose monitor and it’s been such an eye opening experience. Seeing my glucose levels in real time has helped me understand how different foods, workouts, stress and even sleep affect my body. The sensor was quick and easy to apply, suprisingly comfortable to wear and the app is simple to navigate with helpful insights that actually make sense.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use with my husband. We were worried about the needle, but there is absolutely no pain; i really liked the product and how practical it is. I like that it’s small and comfortable. And connecting it is super easy.
Amazing device for those who wants to track their eating habits
on June 30, 2026
Posted by: VadymM
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve tried this monitor and app and was amazed how easy is to track how my body responds to different foods! Spent some time to make it work but it wasn’t to hard since the app is easy and there are helpful instructions.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I tried the Lingo Continous Glucose Monitor to be able to see real time results on how differnt things may impact my levels. It was so easy to use with quick connectivity the sound of the clock was scarier than anything. I love that the sticker glue is not irritating and no discomfort wearing it. I would recommend.!!
Lingo offers quality material, great usability, reliable connection, helpful alerts, and supports daily energy tracking with a simple, comfortable design.
on June 29, 2026
Posted by: RoxanaVerenaE
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Lingo is a glucose biosensor that stands out for its good material quality, comfortable design, and practical build; it helps monitor glucose levels, provides useful alerts, maintains a stable connection with the app, and offers excellent usability for daily tracking of energy and habits.
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] First off, I’d like to start by saying I love, love tracking biometrics for myself to help influence my decisions during the day. I was so excited to try this product because I’ve never measured my blood glucose and was excited to learn how my habits affected the rest of my life. The sensor itself was incredibly easy to put on. It says “painless,” but I can’t agree with that. It definitely stung when installed, but only for about a minute. After that, I forgot I was wearing it. Genuinely couldn’t tell I had it on for the remaining two weeks. I was a little concerned when it came time to train triceps at the gym, but it did not bother me at all. Sensor itself is 10/10. The app could use some improvement. There was very little explanation of what things meant. I have a bachelors degree in exercise science, so I have a base knowledge that most people don’t have and I was still confused. They give you a goal for “lingos” for you to get each day. 2 weeks later and I still couldn’t tell you what a lingo even is. There were maybe two insights given to me, but they were hard to follow. I was expecting detail to the level of maybe my Oura or garmin app that gives me real insights and daily summaries. The only daily summary is how many lingos you got the day before. I truly loved the concept, and with the right adjustments made on the app to be more intuitive and user friendly I’d be happy to use regularly, but for the current app state, I don’t think it’s worth the money.