About Withings
Withings sells a Lingo sensor pack that connects glucose data with the rest of your Withings health history. Set up the sensor in Lingo first, then connect the accounts to see glucose alongside your other measurements.
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Offering
Lingo Biosensor
$89
one-time
2 sensors · up to 28 days
Lingo meal feedback and direct Withings import
Two Lingo sensors with food and glucose feedback in Lingo, plus a connection to your Withings health data.
What’s included
Included
24-hour mean in Withings after Lingo connection; recent average also available in the explicitly required Lingo app.
Whole-day TIR in Withings: 70–140 mg/dL, Diabetic Mode disabled for Lingo. Direct import is free.
Glucose Level Variability in Withings after connection
Meal logging and meal/event responses in the Lingo app.
Lingo weekly reports and daily/monthly views. Withings adds weekly progress views when connected.
Not included
Before you buy
- Check both apps
- Check your exact phone against Lingo’s tested-device list and current Withings requirements. Withings currently requires iOS 18.0 or later; Android compatibility also needs checking.
- Eligibility
- For adults 18+; not for insulin use, problematic hypoglycemia, dialysis or critical illness. Lingo has no alarms and is not an emergency low-glucose monitor.
- Sensor instructions
- Follow current application, imaging and medication guidance. More than 1,000 mg/day of vitamin C can falsely raise readings. Do not change treatment based on readings without clinical advice.
Results
Report
The daily glucose view shows the graph, time in range and average glucose.
Launch illustration, 2026- Results
- Lingo meal-response graphs and progress reports, with glucose imported into Withings through Apple Health or Health Connect.
- Download
- Glucose spreadsheet through Lingo
Getting started
Apply Lingo at home and set it up in the Lingo app. Then authorize the separate connection to your Withings account.
Reviews
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TrustpilotWhat people praise
Straightforward shopping
Across Withings’ products, customers praise an informative website that makes comparing devices and completing an order straightforward, with clear product information and a smooth checkout.
Helpful replacements
Customers across Withings’ device range describe support arranging replacements promptly and communicating professionally when something goes wrong with their purchase.
What people complain about
Charges and subscription confusion
Some Withings customers describe unexpected shipping charges or confusion over subscription offers, followed by difficulty getting a clear explanation or satisfactory resolution from support.
Stories
Claire Maldarelli
Using urine readings as a prompt to revisit daily habits
During a trial of Withings U-Scan, Claire checked readings for hydration, vitamin C and other measures. Occasional changes prompted her to drink more water or eat more vegetables. She also noted that readings sometimes normalized on their own and questioned the value for an otherwise healthy person.
gizmodo.comMike Prospero
Seeing a practical prompt in the first urine readings
During his first days with U-Scan, Mike installed the device and reviewed his readings in the Withings app. The feedback gave him a reminder to drink more water.
tomsguide.comThings to know
- Check the sensor return terms before opening.
Hygiene and seal restrictions apply to returns; faulty sensors follow a separate support process.
- The pack is a one-time sensor purchase.
Lingo import into Withings is free; optional Withings+ services have separate subscription terms.
- Lingo and Withings hold separate data copies.
Disconnecting the integration does not automatically delete information from both services.
- Lingo is for adults who do not use insulin.
It has no emergency alarms and is not intended for problematic hypoglycemia.
Alternatives
Levels · Core
Adds blood panels and written clinician reviews, rather than pairing Lingo with Withings data.
$399/year
Nutrisense · CGM Program
Uses Stelo with Nutrisense analytics and optional coaching instead of the Withings–Lingo connection.
$249/month
Signos · CGM Plans
Uses Stelo in a food-and-activity program rather than Abbott sensors alongside Withings measurements.
$299/month
Dexcom · Stelo
A direct Stelo purchase with Stelo and Clarity, rather than Lingo linked to Withings.
$99FAQs
Is this a subscription?
The $89 two-sensor pack is a one-time purchase. Importing Lingo readings into Withings does not require Withings+. Optional paid services and automatic outbound sync have separate subscription terms.
Will the Withings connection be free?
Yes. Withings confirmed that every user can keep importing data from other apps for free. The new-account Withings+ rule applies to automatic export to third-party apps, a different direction of transfer.
Can I use the sensors without connecting Withings?
Set up the sensors in the Lingo app. Connecting your Lingo account adds the Withings view; a Withings scale is not required.
What does Withings+ cost?
Website pricing is $9.95/month or $99.50/year; Apple in-app prices are $9.99/month or $99.99/year. Membership renews automatically. Cancel before renewal; generally no refund for unused time, except as required by law.
Does this include a clinician or glucose AI coach?
A routine personal clinical consultation is not included. Withings+ is a separate optional service.
Can I return the sensors?
The return policy gives 30 days from receipt, with hygiene/seal restrictions, and requires return within 14 days after notice. Another paragraph counts from purchase. Product wording says free returns, while policy says nondefective return postage is yours; confirm before opening.
How is my data handled?
Withings and Abbott process data separately. Connections and AI use need permissions; deleting one account does not erase every connected copy. Retention exceptions apply to billing, support, safety and research records.
Is Glucose Resilience a sensor result?
No. That separate BodyScan 2/Withings+ estimate uses scale-derived measurements, rather than these glucose sensor readings.