Blood Sugar Diary and Tracker

StudySpring

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About this app

We develop Blood Sugar Diary as on patient level, Blood Sugar Diary keep record of your Blood Glucose and your medicines.

Blood Sugar/Diabetes Diary makes it easy to log and analyze your blood glucose levels in a convenient way on your Android phone or tablet!
The Blood Sugar Diary enables user to obtain the records in statistical form. Best app for logging Blood Sugar readings, Medicines record, analyzing by chart and best health tips.
If you are a diabetic patient then you should take extra care of your blood sugar level because without ongoing, careful management, diabetes can lead you to build of sugars levels in your blood, which can increase the risk of dangerous complications, including heart diseases. So we suggest again this Blood sugar Log tracker is best app for all kind of patients.

☆ FEATURES
• Easy and personalized dashboard (blood glucose levels, medicines, analyzing by chart and diet tips).
• Separate record for each patient.
• Clear blood sugar level graphs.
• Separate graphs chart for Fasting and after meal for Diabetes Tracker.
• Detailed reports for Glucose tracker in PDF format for your doctor.
• Best Diet Tips for Diabetic patients, best meal and best exercise available in Blood Sugar diary.

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Ratings and reviews

This is exactly what I was looking for. I needed a way to track my blood sugar AND my fathers. This lets me track more than 1 person. However, I wish there was an option to avoid ads. Maybe a small 1 time fee or something. I also wish I didn't have to change the diabetes type every time I log. I wish I could just set it as type 2 and it stays that way.

It seems I can only enter the mg/DL values and not the mmol values which my monitor shows. So I literally need a conversion chart to enter values, no decimal values are allowed while entering mg/DL values also which is weird. Also the reference values of prediabetic and normal for mgdl and mmol are not consistent! So, 6 mmol is normal but its corresponding mgdl value of 100 is prediabetic! Why not to just put both the options as drop down so that people can choose their own measurement values?

Can't change any measurement formats to suit, so I can't use it. Seems to have an easy enough interface other than that.