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Senseonics Holdings, Inc. Common Stock (SENS)

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NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 4th, 1:03 PM EDT
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Competitors to Senseonics Holdings, Inc. Common Stock (SENS)

Abbott Laboratories ABT -4.56%

Abbott is another major competitor in the glucose monitoring sector through its Freestyle Libre system. Abbott's product offers an alternative CGM solution that requires no fingerstick calibration and allows users to scan their sensor easily. While Senseonics emphasizes the implantable aspect of its technology for longer-term use, Abbott competes strongly with its user-friendly, minimally invasive monitoring approach. Abbott’s established distribution channels and large customer base provide it with a competitive advantage over newer entrants like Senseonics.

Dexcom, Inc. DXCM -3.62%

Dexcom is a leading player in the continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) market, similar to Senseonics Holdings, which offers an implantable CGM solution. While Senseonics focuses on a long-term solution with its Eversense device, Dexcom has established itself with its widely adopted wearable sensors that offer real-time glucose monitoring. Dexcom's strong brand recognition, extensive market penetration, and ongoing innovation, such as its mobile compatibility and cloud-based solutions, have given it a competitive edge in the CGM space.

iHealth Labs, Inc.

iHealth Labs develops consumer-friendly health monitoring devices, including glucose meters and other wearable technologies. While iHealth does not directly produce CGM systems, it competes on the basis of affordability and accessibility of health monitoring solutions, targeting the same diabetes care demographic. Their strong focus on mobile health integration and user experience provides a different market approach compared to the more specialized implantable technology of Senseonics, which may appeal to cost-sensitive patients perhaps lacking insurance for advanced CGM.

Medtronic plc MDT -4.26%

Medtronic is a significant competitor in the diabetes care market, offering a range of products including insulin pumps and CGM systems. While Senseonics is focused on its implantable sensor technology, Medtronic has a more comprehensive ecosystem that includes both glucose monitoring and insulin delivery solutions, making it an attractive option for patients looking for integrated diabetes management solutions. Medtronic's extensive research and development capabilities, as well as its established reputation, give it an advantage in this competitive market.