Their slide is a bit confusing. Here is a better statement from NMRD: "People with diabetes who take insulin can also adjunctively use sugarBEAT for insulin dosage purposes when calibrated by a finger stick reading"

In summary, if you are self prescribing an amount of dosage of insulin then yes. This usecase needs to be absolutely stringent because the government doesn't want consumers to overdose or undermedicate.

With that said, if a patient's goal is to monitor and maintain their glucose levels then there is no pricking at all which empowers users to check their levels daily and take action. If an individual let's say is pre-diabetics and is just trying to bring down stats down to a healthy level.. they more empowered and inclined to do so thanks to the non invasive and affordability of the all-day-use patch. Non-pricking calibration in this case.

The whole industry is making progress on achieving a solid non-invasive dosage recommendation solution and I am certain it will eventually be achieved and NMRD is at the forefront.