Glucose Tracker - Log and Monitor Your Blood Glucose Levels
- CategoryMedical
- Versions1 archived
- Installable1 of 1
- AvailabilityRemoved from the App Store
- Bundle IDcom.bhi.glucosetracker
RequirementsCompatible with iPhone and iPod touch. Requires iOS 3.0 or later.
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8 of 25Excellent Glucose record keeping app. Allows me to email all logs to my Doctor. I hope future software enhancement would allow the ability to export or import the data file. Other than that this program is great. Excellent skin and graphics.
This app only has one good feature-recording your glucose level, which is great! However, the whole point in keeping track of your BGL is to share this info with your doctor as needed. I recently purchased blood pal and I love it! I was able to email my doctor a report of my BGL to see if I needed a higher dosage when I started new meds.
It consistantly crashes, when entering meds, or notes, needs fixed and it would be a better app!
Simple to use, good interface but emailing "pithy little tidbits" of info is worthless, add email of logs!
Easy to add glucose numbers - I like the graphing - but whenever I try to add a med the app terminates. I will regret having to replace this app.
I agree with bday...I had the lite version and switched over to paid. None of my info transferred over. I wish I had done my homework and gotten Glucose Buddy instead. :-(
It's simple. Keeps track of blood sugar and an average. Keeps track of medicine too but I don't use that part. All I wanted to do was keep track of my blood sugar and an occasional note. Just wish it had some type of flag on the days that do have notes. Easier for the doctor to find the notes. Thanks!
I would like to be able to send my doctor my logs and not just the graph. It would be nice too if it gave you a ball park of what your A1C is, although I guess we can figure it out from the average. Fix the crash in the med section and it would be 5 stars!
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