Lingo

Lingo is a continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) biosensor and app that reveals how your body responds to food, movement, and daily habits. And what doesn’t.

Take our prediabetes quiz: hellolingo.com/prediabetes
View our Safety Info: hellolingo.com/safety-information 3pm 😵‍💫 crashes, carb 🥨 cravings, brain 😶‍🌫️ fog? Could be your glucose calling the shots. When you know what’s going on inside your body, you can find what works you. Get to know your glucose with Lingo, the CGM biosensor and app that tracks your glucose in real time and turns it into per

sonal insights you can act on. So you can learn how to stay in a healthy glucose range for steady energy, sharper focus, and heart health. Rooted in decades of science, designed for you by Abbott, Lingo helps you build better habits, crush energy crashes, and fuel your best self. Ready to see what your body reveals? Welcome to Lingo. View our Safety Information: https://www.hellolingo.com/safety-information

© 2026 Abbott. All rights reserved. The biosensor shape and appearance, Lingo, and related brand marks are marks and/or designs of the Abbott group of companies in various territories. Other marks are the property of their respective owners.

05/21/2026

Ever compare your finger prick reading to your CGM and think… huh? 🤨 Here’s what’s happening...

A blood glucose meter (BGM) gives you a current glucose ‘snapshot’ directly from a fingerprick — in the moment 📸 While a continuous glucose monitor (CGM) streams your glucose ‘story’ from between your cells under your skin — minute-to-minute 📖 But they’re both accurate.

When you eat, exercise, stress, or sleep, glucose hits your bloodstream first. Then, it heads to the fluid between your cells. That’s why there’s a natural difference between BGM and CGM readings.

Why settle for a snapshot? Get the whole story with Lingo.

Learn more about BGMs and CGMs at our link in bio.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

05/19/2026

3 eggs for breakfast ➡️ ~18 g of protein. And that’s a solid start to a steady glucose day.

🔗 Dive deeper into the power of protein at our link in bio.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

05/18/2026

We couldn’t have said it better ourselves. This is what happens when science meets dedication. 🙌

“I'm excited to work at Abbott and contribute to Lingo because it allows me to build groundbreaking technology that meaningfully improves people’s daily lives — including my own. I feel a strong sense of purpose in shaping the future of health technology by empowering individuals to understand their metabolism and make healthier, more informed choices.” – Brian, Engineering Team, Abbott

Brian is an employee of Abbott. Any opinions represented in this post are personal to individuals in this post.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

05/14/2026

Turns out that a delicious BBQ plate and a glucose-friendly one aren’t that far apart. 👏

Bonus points if you eat your protein and fiber before the carbs. Because food sequencing (aka the order you eat your food) can also help minimize the post-meal spike.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

05/13/2026

One way to be kind to your mind during Mental Health Month? Get out in nature. 🌳 Not only does 20 – 30 minutes each day lower cortisol levels, but it also boosts mood and improves glucose regulation. (1, 2, 3)

🔗 Learn more about how stress and cortisol affect your metabolic health at our link in bio.

1. PMID: 19568835
2. PMID: 25263736
3. PMID: 28446499

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

05/12/2026

It’s officially asparagus season and we’re here for it.

🥚 Sauteed with a soft-boiled egg on top.

🧂 Roasted with olive oil, salt, and pepper.

🍋 Pureed with lemon zest and cream.

🥗 Shaved into thin raw ribbons with toasted pinenuts.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

05/11/2026

Walgreens run? Add Lingo to your list. ✅ You'll find it in the Pharmacy section at select Walgreens stores and online.

Learn more about how Lingo can help lower your prediabetes risk at our link in bio. 🔗

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

05/06/2026

This Women’s Health Month, we’re spotlighting four powerhouse women in food, fitness, and medicine who took the SXSW stage with Lingo to challenge the outdated thinking around glucose.

Prediabetes affects 115M+ Americans, yet most of us are taught glucose only matters “if you have diabetes.” In this conversation, these leaders unpack the shock of a prediabetes diagnosis, the bias baked into exam rooms, and how tools like CGMs can personalize care and put patients back in the driver’s seat. Because when you make the invisible visible, you don’t just gain insight — you reclaim agency over your health.

Meet our panelists:

🥗 Pam Nisevich Bede, MS, RD, CSSD, LD — Global Nutritionist for Abbott’s Lingo business

🚲 Ash Pryor — Peloton Instructor & Motivational Speaker

👩🏻‍🍳 My Nguyen — Chef, Author, & Digital Creator My Healthy Dish

🩺 Kathleen Jordan, MD — Chief Medical Officer at Midi Health

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit the link in bio.

05/05/2026

Two salads, two glucose stories. 🥗 One starts the meal, one IS the meal. Kale and spinach are two of our favorite leafy greens because they’re packed with fiber, which helps slow digestion. And that’s important because it helps minimize after-meal spikes.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

04/30/2026

A good night’s sleep does good things for your glucose the next day.

😴 Improves insulin sensitivity (1)
😴 Helps limit glucose spikes (2)
😴 Supports efficient energy use (3)
😴 Keeps appetite and cravings more balanced (4)
😴 Boosts mood during the day (5)

🔗 How much sleep is enough? Find out at our link in bio.

1. PMID: 32006640
2. PMID: 17302843
3. PMID: 24519996
4. PMID: 15602591
5. PMID: 1859155

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

04/28/2026

Grocery shopping is always easier with a list. And here’s why these five things are currently at the top of ours:

🛒 Strawberries: Packed with anthocyanins (aka antioxidants) that help support stress resilience and cognitive focus.

🛒 Spinach: Rich in folate and magnesium—nutrients that help support the brain and everyday mood.

🛒 Asparagus: Low in carbs and high in fiber which slows digestion and minimizes glucose spikes.

🛒 Snap peas: Packed with fiber to keep your glucose steadier, especially when paired with protein.

🛒 Radishes: High in water and fiber – two things that are good for your glucose and body.

🔗 Find more helpful tips about mood-boosting foods on our blog – link in bio.

For full safety information (risks and benefits), visit link in bio.

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