micropatch Research brief →
Concept in research

One patch a day. It reads your levels and doses your medicine.

Micropatch is a skin patch that measures glucose in the fluid just under your skin and gives you insulin in small doses, worked out for your body, every five minutes. Put a fresh one on in the morning and get on with your day.

How it would work → Read the research

Micropatch is an idea, not a product. It is not a medical device and nothing on this site should change how you manage your health.

Nine round embossed paper stickers laid in a grid on kraft paper: a MICROPATCH text ring, a shell, an M monogram, a grid of dots, a droplet, a hand, a radial grid, a leaf and a script micropatch wordmark.
Studies for the patch face, in embossed paper.Illustrations, not a product.
The patch face

Nine faces for one patch a day.

Each study is a round paper sticker with a pressed design. Illustrations, not a product.

Cream sticker with MICROPATCH embossed around the rim
01Text ring
Ivory sticker with an embossed scallop shell
02Shell
Sage sticker with an embossed letter M
03Monogram
Grey-blue sticker with an embossed grid of small dots
04Dot grid
Sand sticker with an embossed droplet
05Droplet
Ivory sticker with an embossed open hand
06Hand
Sage sticker with an embossed radial grid of rings and spokes
07Radial grid
Grey-blue sticker with an embossed leaf
08Leaf
Sand sticker with micropatch embossed in script
09Script
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How it would work, and every source.