BG and HbAC1 measurement

lab results arent on plasma samples, they are testing the haemoglobin sugar content. there is a conversion chart on the site.

At one time home blood glucose test meters measured glucose levels from a FULL or WHOLE blood sample and confusion reigned as it still does to some extent.
My home B/G meter has a setting that approximate any reading to either a FULL blood or WHOLE blood sample as well as what it calculates as being a PLASMA equivalent of having a proper Blood test done in the LAB where the blood sample is separated into the Haematocrit and Plasma compounds by them spinning the sample in a centrifuge before analysis. This is not to be confused with the HbA1c or Frutosime test readings which are both something completely different and indicate average Blood Glucose levels over a set time period of several weeks .
Modern Home Blood Glucose testing meters, though they still obviously use the FULL or WHOLE blood sample blood from the finger prick, use a different technology to indicate the final result, measuring the conduction that occurs over two electrodes within the test strip. Yet again the result is computed and is therefore something of a compromise.
Ultimately the truly only accurate way is to have the blood sample tested at the Laboratory, but even with the limitation on most home B/G meters reasonably accurate results that are comparable can still be obtained.

Dear Struma,
Thank you for pointing out my spelling error, it never was my good point. I've amended my posting with the correct spelling - I must lern two spel - Many Thanks.