Trinity Biotech provides update on CGM technology collaboration with Bayer

Trinity Biotech (TRIB) provided an update on its development and global launch plans for its next generation Continuous Glucose Monitoring CGM technology. CGMs are small patch-like wearable medical devices that use biosensor wires under the skin to measure glucose in real-time. These devices are increasingly popular in diabetes management and health monitoring. As previously announced, Trinity Biotech has entered into a non-binding Letter of Intent with Bayer (BAYRY) for the launch of a CGM device in China and India. As part of this, Trinity Biotech is launching an in-country study of the India market for CGMs. In this study, Trinity Biotech will gather feedback from people who have been diagnosed with diabetes and healthcare professionals. The insights from this study will support the refinement of the design of Trinity Biotech’s next generation CGM solution to optimise it for an intended launch in the Indian market. David Ouston, Biosensor Marketing Director of Trinity Biotech, said, “We’ve made significant progress in the development of our next generation CGM, with an innovative reimagining of our modular design that enhances user experience while continuing to reduce cost and waste. To inform the continued refinement and optimization of our next generation technology, we’re eager to gather more insights on CGM utilization and the patient experience in India. We are excited to explore collaboration with Bayer on this important journey.”