This sounds like something is going wrong with your testing.So far my readings have been Lo, 1.7 and 1.2. How do these equate to the figures my GP's surgery obtains from my annual blood test? Are they good or bad?
Hi. I've used a Gluco RxQ for over five years. It's not the most modern meter but it works.Hello
I think this is the first time I've posted on this forum. I've been type 2 for about 12 years. I have an annual blood test and my glucose level has increased greatly over the last year. So I've changed my diet and I'm taking more exercise.
The NHS has given me a GlucoRx device to allow me to monitor my glucose levels. So far my readings have been Lo, 1.7 and 1.2. How do these equate to the figures my GP's surgery obtains from my annual blood test? Are they good or bad?
I rang GlucoRx for advice but they weren't helpful.
At a guess, probably. It's either around the right value for your BG or you have a broken meter.It has given a reading of 9.2 three times running. Is this credible?
Yes!It has given a reading of 9.2 three times running. Is this credible?
On the test strip pot there is a range that a solution should read if the test falls within that it's correct7.2 for calibration (the solution I have is supposed to give a reading of 7.0) is close enough.
Have you tried your own level again?
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