BeatO 7BeatO 7

Sugar still highdespite medicines?exercise?diet control?doctor consults?

Get a 7-Day Diabetes Assessment 

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87PARAMETERS

Lab test specially curated for diabetics

13

BODYCHECKS

03

COACHCALLS

01

DOCTORREVIEW

We will help you find the root cause!

Why a comprehensive test?

Different sugar patterns can have different causes

01

High in the morning

6am2pm10pm

Could be

02

Spikes after meals

6am2pm10pm

Could be

03

Sudden highs and lows 

6am2pm10pm

Could be

04

Fasting fine, HbA1c high

6am2pm10pm

Could be

Only a complete assessment can tell you the reason behind yours

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WHY CHOOSE BEATO 7?

Diabetes-focused markers rarely found in one package

BeatO 7Other diabetes test packages
Price₹1,499₹1,799
Fasting insulinRarely
Urine ACRSometimes
Ferritin
Vitamin B12
Thyroid (TSH)Rarely
C-peptide
7 days of sugar readings
Waist to hip ratio
Calf measurement
Diabetologist consult

A 7-DAY JOURNEY

Your step by step plan

  1. DAY 1

    First coach call

    Learn to check your sugar twice daily, before and after a meal, while eating as you normally would.

  2. DAY 2

    Sample collection at home

    Blood and urine samples collected at home by an NABL-accredited lab.

  3. DAY 3

    Second coach call

    Measures waist, calf, height and weight while screening for neuropathy, nephropathy and other symptoms for a comprehensive assessment.

  4. DAY 5

    Get Lab reports + Third coach call

    Your coach walks you through your reports and books your doctor consultation.

  5. DAY 7

    Diabetologist call - 15 mins

    Your doctor explains your labs, measurements and readings, then writes your prescription.

WHAT MEMBERS SAY

Real people, real results

“My morning sugar was always high. BeatO 7 showed fatty liver was the reason. My doctor changed my plan, and my fasting sugar came down in a month.”
Ramesh K.Ramesh K.Type 2 · 9 years
“I was eating less and still had spikes. The 7 days of readings showed which meals were the problem. Now I know what to change.”
Sunita M.Sunita M.Type 2 · 4 years
“My HbA1c stayed high even with good readings. The test found low iron. The diabetologist explained everything clearly on the call.”
Anil S.Anil S.Type 2 · 12 years

Disclaimer

Statistics and explanations are drawn from published clinical studies and medical references, and describe averages across groups of people. Individual results vary. For informational purposes only. Not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis or treatment. BeatO 7 is a diagnostic assessment, not a treatment or cure. Do not start, stop or change any medicine without consulting your doctor. Lab tests are processed by an NABL-accredited partner lab. Coach checks are screening observations, not a diagnosis. Home sample collection is subject to pincode serviceability.

*Comparison based on diabetes test packages publicly listed by leading online diagnostic labs in India. Price shown is the approx average offer price. Package contents and prices are subject to change.

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