mum2westiesGill
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Does the MySugr App show the time in range or is it just cgms which show this?
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Time in range on mySugr app
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rebrascora
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Even if it does, the information would be pretty meaningless because you do so few tests and mostly just before meals. The app has no idea what your levels are doing between those tests which is the value of the Time in Range results that Libre provides, because it is taking readings every few minutes day and night and so the Time in Range actually means that throughout the 24 hour period, your levels were within the range for that percentage of the time, not just those few moments when you took a reading before meals and before bed.
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