Your A1C translated into the everyday glucose units you see on a meter.
Estimated average glucose expresses an A1C result in mg/dL or mmol/L, so a lab percentage maps onto the numbers you read day to day. An A1C of 7%, for example, corresponds to roughly 154 mg/dL (8.6 mmol/L).
It's derived from the same data as A1C, reframed in friendlier units to make targets easier to picture.
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Learn what the reference numbers mean, then track your own logged readings and their share in your selected range. GMI and estimated A1C are withheld when source and coverage are unvalidated.
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