The isaac by PreEvnt is an advanced alert device that detects concentrations of metabolites in human breath that correlate to the blood glucose levels of a user. ​

The device uses a Volatile Organic Compound (VOC) gas sensor to analyze VOCs in human breath, providing an accurate correlation to blood glucose levels, and alerts users in real-time to changes indicating rising blood glucose levels.

The device is beneficial for individuals focused on maintaining healthy blood glucose levels, those needing wearable alert tools, and people with Type-1, Type-2, or pre-diabetes who want to minimize high blood glucose spikes.

Key features include a smartphone app for tracking daily results and sharing reports, alerts for glucose-related events, customizable notifications, and a rechargeable battery lasting all day for multiple breath tests.

The device provides early detection and prevention of high blood sugar levels, reduces the need for frequent finger pricks, and offers valuable insights for personalized metabolic health management.

No, the device is currently labeled as "Not For Sale in The US" and is undergoing continuing development and FDA review.

The device was inspired by the inventor’s grandson, Isaac, who was diagnosed with type-1 diabetes at the age of 2. ​ The inventor aimed to develop a non-invasive solution to monitor blood glucose levels.

The device comes with a USB-C charging cradle, a lanyard, and a pocket clip for convenient wearability.

Yes, the smartphone app associated with the device can send alert notifications to emergency contacts via text and/or email.