Keto-Mojo

Keto-Mojo launched in 2017, when Gemma Kochis and Dorian Greenow turned their interest in measuring glucose and ketones into a company offering products and resources for the ketogenic lifestyle. The brand began with a meter and expanded into test strips, digital tools, and education. Its store serves people recording readings at home and professionals working with metabolic data.

The core product is a blood-testing system for glucose and ketones, with compatible meters and their respective strips. The company sells devices, kits, and accessories, along with instructions and help materials. Before choosing a product, customers should confirm that the strips match the meter model and region: the catalog distinguishes versions such as GK+ and GKI, whose availability and configuration vary by market.

MyMojoHealth and Keto-Mojo apps can sync compatible readings, organize them, and show trends over time. The company presents them as tools for tracking data and relating it to food, fasting, and daily habits. A log can help organize information, but it does not replace a health professional’s interpretation or turn a measurement into a diagnosis on its own.

The help center brings together instructions for setting up a meter, using the strips, understanding results, and troubleshooting error codes. It also offers documentation about blood versus urine testing, compatible supplies, and device care. This information can help someone considering a purchase as well as a customer who needs to use a device correctly.

Recipes, articles, and videos broaden the offering to low-carbohydrate eating and the ketogenic lifestyle. The website includes dishes and guides to ketosis, reading labels, fasting, and tracking levels. The company connects its tools with everyday decisions, although users have different goals and general information is not a substitute for medical advice tailored to an individual.

Keto-Mojo also offers materials for practitioners and coaches, along with resources for researchers and metabolic-health educators. The company describes collaborations with health professionals and scientists and a platform for organizing data. In this setting, the value lies in supporting consistent tracking and better-informed discussions about trends or protocols within the limits of each professional practice.

Customer support includes manuals, videos, warranty and return policies, shipping information, and device registration. Inquiries can be sent to support@keto-mojo.com. The company says it is not a health care provider and that its materials do not replace professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. The meters provide measurements; clinical decisions belong to the user and their health care team.