While the non-invasive glucose monitoring of the watch may not fully replace medical-grade blood tests, multiple testing agencies have shown that PulseMax is currently the best-performing non-invasive glucose watch on the market, capable of meeting most users' blood glucose monitoring needs.
Additionally, PulseMax is equipped with an independent blood oxygen sensor that uses nano-level infrared light to measure blood oxygen saturation (SpO2). This safe and non-invasive feature is vital for the early detection of respiratory, cardiovascular diseases, and anemia.
The ECG and heart rate are vital indicators of heart health, playing a crucial role in preventing and diagnosing arrhythmias, heart diseases, and monitoring overall cardiac health.
PulseMax leverages advanced ECG sensors and unique health algorithms, allowing you to view ECG and heart rate data by simply placing your hand on the metal detection surface of the watch for about 20 seconds.
View your measured ECG reports in the "Joeme Fit" app, where you can analyze sinus rhythm through heart rate, heart rate variability (HRV), ECG trends, and scientifically assess the risk of myocarditis, arrhythmias, coronary heart disease, and more.
PulseMax features a newly integrated, precise fall sensor that automatically contacts your pre-set emergency contact 10 seconds after detecting a fall or collision, significantly reducing the risk associated with delayed medical attention.
Additionally, the watch monitors daily pulse and heart rate data to provide a comprehensive stress index, supporting you in maintaining a balanced and healthy lifestyle.
PulseMax has expanded its range of exercise modes from the 10 modes offered by 
The watch also monitors Metabolic Equivalent of Task (MET) levels during various activities, promoting healthier and more scientifically grounded exercise routines.
PulseMax helps monitor your sleep by tracking metrics such as duration, breathing rate, and wake-up frequency. It differentiates between light and deep sleep stages, assisting you in improving sleep habits and enhancing sleep quality. This feature effectively supports addressing issues like insomnia and sleep apnea.
Once connected to your phone via Bluetooth, the watch allows you to make and receive calls and receive SMS and social media notifications, ensuring you never miss important messages.
The watch retains a classic square contour with rounded edges, paired with various flexible straps for an extremely comfortable wearing experience. It's suitable for all users, especially the elderly, for all-day wear. The IP67 waterproof rating also meets most daily waterproofing needs.
I bought this watch for my dad after his brother died suddenly from a stroke. I set up the family sharing so my dad's BP data goes to me, and I also added my teenage son to the account. Now my son texts his grandpa: "Nice BP today, Papa!" It's become this unexpected bonding thing between them. My dad feels loved and watched over, not in a nagging way, but in a "my family cares about me" way. That little watch on his wrist is a constant reminder that we're all looking out for him. Three generations, one tiny device, so much love.
My father is the most stubborn man on earth. He'd never sit down and use a blood pressure cuff. "I feel fine," he'd say, every single time. I bought him this watch because it measures BP right from the wrist. No effort, no excuses. Now I get his readings shared directly to my phone. Last week his numbers spiked for three days straight. I called his doctor and they caught an issue before it became an emergency. He still says he feels fine. But now I have proof when he's not. Best gift I've ever given him.
My dad had a mild heart attack two years ago. Since then, managing his BP has been a constant worry. The game changer with this watch is the data sharing. Every morning his readings sync to the app, and I can export a clean report for his cardiologist. At his last appointment, the doctor looked at three months of data and adjusted his medication dosage on the spot. No guessing, no "how have you been feeling?" �C just real numbers. His BP is finally stable. The doctor literally said, "I wish all my patients had this."
My dad rolled his eyes so hard when I gave him this watch. "Another gadget I don't need." I set up the blood pressure monitoring anyway and linked it to my account so I could at least keep an eye on him from three states away. Something funny happened though. He started checking his own numbers. Then he'd text me: "BP 128/82 today, pretty good right?" He's become obsessed with keeping it in the green zone. It's become this little point of pride for him. My grumpy old dad is now a health data nerd. Never thought I'd see the day.
My father takes blood pressure medication every morning. Or at least, he's supposed to. I started noticing his BP readings were all over the place �C high in the morning, crashing in the afternoon. The shared data showed a pattern that didn't make sense. I flew home and discovered he was accidentally double-dosing some days and skipping others because he couldn't read the tiny pill bottle labels. We got him a better pill organizer and his numbers evened out within a week. Without that shared data, I never would have known. This watch exposed a problem we couldn't see.