A product comparison offers more than numbers: it provides a starting point for informed professional discussion. Visgeneer shares this eBpet report to help readers interested in pet glucose monitoring explore the evidence in context.
Findings and scope
Dr. Lan’s September 21, 2026 single-center report compared eBpet with IDEXX Catalyst One: 150 paired measurements from 143 cats. Correlation was high (r=0.890), but 79.3% met the borrowed ISO 15197:2013 numerical limits, below 95%. Differences were associated with hematocrit (HCT). This exploratory comparison establishes neither ISO certification nor interchangeability.
Read Dr. Lan’s full report (Traditional Chinese)
About the eBpet glucose meter
According to eBmonitor’s official specifications, eBpet is a blood glucose meter for dogs and cats. It uses a 0.5 µL sample, provides a result in 5 seconds and stores 180 results with dates and times. These specifications should be read separately from individual study findings.
View official eBpet specifications
Bring the information to your veterinarian
If you are considering eBpet, share this report and the product instructions with your veterinarian to discuss operation, what to record and when further assessment may be needed. When reviewing comparisons, consider the study population, sample source and analysis methods together, rather than judging a product by one number.
This overview was prepared by Visgeneer. For the complete methods, figures and discussion, please consult the author’s original report.