A smartphone screen displays a glucose monitoring app with a dark background. At the top, a red droplet icon represents glucose, followed by "Average Glucose" at 106 mg/dL and "Standard Deviation" at 28 mg/dL. Below, "Estimated A1C" is shown as 5.3%. A bar chart labeled "Time In Range" indicates 97% in range (green), 2% very high (red), 0% high (yellow), 1% low (cyan), and 0% very low (purple). Further down, "Glucose Pattern Analysis" is labeled with a grid icon, and "Current Settings" shows "Very High" at ≥ 185 mg/dL. At the bottom, navigation tabs include "Today," "Diary," "Reports," and "Settings," with a plus button for adding new entries.
Honestly didn’t expect to feel this good about a screenshot of health data.
97% time in range over the last 2 weeks. For context, the clinical target for diabetes is 70%. So yeah, pretty happy right now.
Glu Sight breaks down the numbers so the patterns finally make sense.
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