Basically I think that's dumb. That sounds harsh, but I think this is over-reach on the part of the FDA and is limiting innovation. A long as the device doesn

Basically I think that's dumb. That sounds harsh, but I think this is over-reach on the part of the FDA and is limiting innovation. A long as the device doesn't give a diagnostic output I don't see it as a big issue. The potential benefit from personal heath monitoring is huge. It's the same with 23andme and other consumer genomic tests, let people experiment a bit when it's essentially harmless.