VivaChek searches can lead to a blood glucose meter, a multifunction instrument, a professional VivaDiag test or a regional CGM presentation. Start by identifying the measurement and setting you need. These products have different consumables, documentation and support requirements.
A map of the catalogue
| Family | What the public catalogue covers | Start here |
|---|---|---|
| Blood glucose monitoring | Ino, Fad, Eco, Ease, Neo, Link Plus, Ino X, Ino Sound and Fad Smart | Compare meters |
| Multiple analytes | X, 6IN1 and the glucose/β-ketone dual system | Compare workflows |
| Lactate and hospital monitoring | Dedicated Lactate analyzer; Pro glucose, ketone and uric acid system | Professional deployment |
| VivaDiag professional diagnostics | FIA kits and analyzers, Hb, lipid and further POCT families | Explore POCT |
| Regional CGM reference | A regional website presents GS1 VIVACHEK/SIBIONICS; that source is separate from the corporate meter catalogue | Identify the CGM model |
Explore by product
Blood glucose meters
Compare nine current meter families, strip platforms and data connections.
Read the guide 02Ino & Ino X
The base Ino meter, the connected Ino X and their shared strip name.
Read the guide 03Eco
Core glucose specifications and the practical comparison with Ino.
Read the guide 04Fad & Fad Smart
The GDH-FAD platform, strip identity and connected variant.
Read the guide 05Link Plus
A 4G cellular meter: deployment questions beyond a Bluetooth specification.
Read the guide 066IN1 & X
Map the named analytes to the right meter and consumables.
Read the guide 07Glucose & β-ketone dual
The current one-strip, two-result system and its distinct workflow.
Read the guide 08Test strips & accessories
Compatibility, control solution, storage and replenishment.
Read the guide 09Lactate analyzer
A separate lactate workflow with dedicated strips.
Read the guide 10Pro hospital monitoring
Operator access, connectivity and implementation evidence.
Read the guide 11VivaDiag HbA1c
A professional FIA test kit, and how HbA1c differs from CGM.
Read the guide 12VivaDiag Lipid
Lipid test devices, reported outputs and purchasing checks.
Read the guide 13VivaDiag POCT
FIA analyzers, hemoglobin and other professional diagnostic families.
Read the guideWhere CGM fits
A strip-based glucose meter measures an individual blood sample. CGM estimates glucose in interstitial fluid repeatedly and builds a time series. The reviewed corporate diabetes index lists the meter families above; our CGM coverage starts from the separate regional GS1 reference. A shared brand term alone does not settle legal manufacture, local authorization or app compatibility.
Read the CGM library or check what the GS1 connection establishes.
Original sources
Sources reviewed 18 October 2026. Model features and local access should be checked against the current instructions and market record.