lol.. I keep thinking that too.. I dunno what their 4-7 equivalent is tho..
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lol.. I keep thinking that too.. I dunno what their 4-7 equivalent is tho..
American system works on mg/dl. Average is somewhere between 80 mg/dl and 120 mg/dl give or take depending on who you are talking to. Where I work anything under 60 mg/dl is usually considered hypoglycemic and anything over 180 mg/dl is considered high. But it vaires depending on when/what the person last ate and what their average BG is. Some diabetics run higher than that all the time.
I thought 4-8 was normal. I know when I saw the high numbers coming from our neighbours to the south.lol.. I keep thinking that too.. I dunno what their 4-7 equivalent is tho..
I thought 4-8 was normal. I know when I saw the high numbers coming from our neighbours to the south.