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The 14 days wouldn't be anywhere near enough time to estimate an accurate HBA1c/GMI, however it shows you your progress and how well you're doing within that time frame. I have been using the Libre2 86 days, which shows a GMI of 38/5.6% and my actual HBA1c blood test I had last week came back...

4.7 but had to confirm with finger prick as the new Libre 2 sensor this time is quite a way out at 6.8... and its been on for 36 hours :<

Thanks for the replies and likes everyone :) Couldn't have done it without information read on here. For info, my Libre2 predicted a GMI of 37mmol, the LibreLink app 'Estimated A1c' was 40mmol (85/90 days) so it's pretty close to the actual result.

Just an update to this, I had my 3 month HBA1c blood test on Monday and it came back as 42 (6%) which is a major drop from the 95 in April. Very happy with the result for now, I know it took around a month for FBG to even drop to < 8, so there's still room for improvement that's its probably not...

5.4 this morning. Still rainy outside

Morning! 4.4 today. It’s raining and cold

4.6 this morning! Have my HBA1c after 3 months later today :)

I believe the A1C estimate will get more accurate as it has more data to base the algorithm on. It’s also worth noting you can use libreview.com to view a more detailed, in depth look at your stats. Personally I love statistics and numbers, so libreview is a must for me. It also shows the GMI...

When I do cycling on the exercise bike (I usually do 45m-1hr a day) my BG drops like a stone rather than raise.

4.7 on this chilly Sunday :)

My LibreLink app shows an "Estimated A1C" at 5.9% / 41 mmol/mol but LibreView only shows the GMI, at 5.6% / 38 mmol/mol. Over 81 days of data. Not sure why the App/LibreView show A1C and GMI but not both on each system? it would be nice to explain what the difference is between these two...

4.9 waking this morning. :)

4.4 this morning, happy friday!

4.8 today, seems slightly colder out :)

4.5 this morning. Last couple of weeks been really good.

I've been using a Libre2 for 3 months since I was diagnosed, I find it very helpful every single day. Things like exercise, hot showers, heat etc. brings my glucose down and see the effects of what food I eat and what it does to me. My experience is you'll want to set your own goals, first...

4.5 this morning. can feel the heat already

4.2 and on this hot and humid morning already

5.0 this morning, happy weekend :)

4.9 today, guess it wasn't wrong yesterday. Confirmed with test strips :)