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:mrgreen: thank you!

Brilliant thanks! When I did the conversion on that site it came up with 2. something which is nonsense :mrgreen: Thanks! :clap:

I posted something similar on another thread in here. My husband was 6.1 (the last time I can remember) and today it was 43. Even if you do the conversion it doesn't work out, that gives him far too low a reading.

I cant get that link to open it jams up my laptop. But why would she use American scale when we're in Scotland and always have been? lol -Can anybody tell me if 43 is good then? It was his 6 monthly check.

Husband was at new diabetic nurse for his 6 monthly check, and she said he was 43 and that was quite good, down from 46 last time. What does that mean? he thinks the previous nurse used a different system like 6.1.

It's bruising because it's gone yellow now, but it wasn't painful.

No pins & needles or we'd be at the docs now :mrgreen:

Is bruised areas appearing on lower legs anything to do with diabetes? (type 2).

Ok ty, will give thata try :mrgreen:

Is there anything at all I can put on fruit that would make me believe it was crumble? :cry: Please?? :evil:

Oh that's great, thanks :mrgreen:

Ok many thanks .So you get the number from the accu-chek website then?

How long do these last? Mine is just on 3 years old and am starting to get odd fluxuations in readings. Could it be faulty? Is an Accu-Check Aviva Nano.