How to check your blood sugar To perform a blood glucose test you will require a blood glucose meter, a test strip, a lancing device and a monitoring diary to record the results.  
[VIDEO: Why and How to Check Your Blood Sugar] [PDF: Blood Sugar Diary ]

[PDF: About Selecting a Meter]

[PDF: Continuous Glucose Monitoring]

[PDF: What Are the Target Ranges?]

[PDF: FAQ about Monitoring]

[PDF: What do the results mean?]

[PDF: My Blood Sugar Card]

[PDF: Blood Sugar Log]

[PDF: Monitoring (Source: CDC)]

[VIDEOS: Diabetes Answers]

[PDF: Monitoring When Not Taking Any Medications]

[PDF: Monitoring When On Insulin]

[PDF: Your Glucose Meter (booklet)]

Problems Solving and Tools to Improve Control

[PDF: What to Know When Your Blood Sugar Swings Too Low]

[PDF: Why is my blood sugar high in the morning?]

[PDF: Is My Blood sugar Accurate?]

[PDF: How Often Should You Check Your Blood Sugar?]

[PDF: Prevent Sore Fingers]

[PDF: Glucose Log (several weeks)]

[VIDEO: Checking Your Blood Sugars After Meals]

[PDF: Testing in Pairs]

[VIDEO: Testing in Pairs]

[PDF:360-View ]

 Companies That Make Blood Sugar Meters

Abbott Diabetes Care  

Accu-chek

Advocate

Arkray USA

Bayer Contour 

Entra Health Systems

Lifescan

Nipro Diagnostics

Nova

Nova Biomedical

Prodigy Diabetes Care

Relion

U.S. Diagnostics

WaveSense

Easy-to-understand diabetes self-care information

[PDF:  Blood Sugar Goals]

[PDF: What's My A1c]

[PDF: What's My eAG]

[PDF: Low Blood Sugar]

[PDF: High Blood Sugar]

[PDF: Ketones]

[PDF booklet: Understanding Blood Sugar]

For Diabetes Educators

Glucose Variability and Pattern Management: Way Beyond Logbooks
Speaker: Irl Hirsch, MD – University of Washington Medical Center, Diabetes Care Center, Seattle, WA
Presentation for viewing on your computer
 Audio

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