For years, continuous glucose monitors were simply prescription devices for people managing diabetes. That changed with the FDA’s 2024 clearance of the first over-the-counter CGM1, which means anyone curious about their metabolism can strap one on without a doctor’s sign-off. People now use them to see how their body responds to a bowl of pasta, a hard workout, or a rough night of sleep.
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