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Quick question about BG units

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nomorepies

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NW UK
Type of diabetes
Type 2
Treatment type
Tablets (oral)
My Tee2+ meter came yesterday and I've just tested for the first time. The reading was 6.4 which the app shows as 115mg/dl.

My only other frame of reference was the HbA1c test I had on the 19/1/2020 which was 76mmol/mol. I've looked up the chart at https://www.diabeteschart.org/bgc10.html and the converter at https://www.hba1cnet.com/hba1c-calculator/ and am I right in thinking that today's reading converts to about 40mmol/mol?

Also, is there any way to stop the Tee2+ from shouting out that there's a diabetic in the room when it's used???
 
Which app are you using if it’s MySugr you can change to mmol/L in settings? If you’re not using MySugr I would recommend it as once you have entered enough data it will give you an estimated HbA1c so no converters required.
I use the Caresens Dual from Spirit Health and in settings you can silence it. I’m sure the Tee 2 would have that facility too
 
Mysugr, you can turn off the monsters sounds in settings, never heard of any app that alerts everyone that you are diabetic.
 
nomorepies said:
and am I right in thinking that today's reading converts to about 40mmol/mol?
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Do remember that the HbA1c is an average of 3 months, so if your 6.4mmol/L was your average (ie the average of 90ish days, 24 hours a day) then the HbA1c would indeed be roughly 38 mmol/mol, but since its only 1 reading you can't estimate the HbA1c from it, you need many readings to even begin estimating it really.
 
Sorry, it's the SmartLog app that comes with the Tee2. I just wanted to check that I'm converting it right because it seems like quite a drop in a short time.

The Tee2+ shouts out things about blood sugar, it's a bit blatant.
 
Rokaab said:
Do remember that the HbA1c is an average of 3 months, so if your 6.4mmol/L was your average (ie the average of 90ish days, 24 hours a day) then the HbA1c would indeed be roughly 38 mmol/mol, but since its only 1 reading you can't estimate the HbA1c from it, you need many readings to even begin estimating it really.
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Thanks, that makes sense.
 
I have the Tee2 not plus. It just beeps when it takes up the blood. Check your setting options.
 
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