Jade Insulin Dose Calc
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical | Free | The trustee for the Carter-Worsfold Family Trust | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
- Best Patient Decision Support - as voted by JDRF
- Winner of Stanford's 'DiabetesMine' Patient Voices competition
"The killer feature of PredictBGL is the visual prediction and the easy correction of carb and correction ratios directly from the graph. Within the first two days it was easy to correct ratios and fine tune the predictions" - Marius, Germany
"Dexcom data 3 hours faster than Diasend" - Gillian, USA
"Reduced my daughter's A1C from 9.5% to 7.2% in three weeks" - Lisa, Australia
We help real people with real information to live safer, easier lives with diabetes.
Better Doses = Safer Diabetes!
FEATURES
• Designed for type 1s and other insulin users (type 2, type 1.5 / LADA, gestational diabetes)
• A1C estimate
• Meal time and Basal reminders: never forget to check and log
• Hypo warning and hypo retest reminders
• Quick and easy logging
• Insulin dose calculator / Logger
- multiple carb ratios and correction ratios
- multiple BG targets
- tracks active insulin / insulin on board in the same way as a pump
- delayed eating suggestions - lower your A1C
- factors for three levels of exercise, stress, sickness and pre-menstruation and more
• Hypo and BG prediction hours ahead
• Neat and clear graphs with ACTUAL blood glucose curves
- no straight-line charts that miss important highs
- helps to explain **expected** versus **unexpected** BGs
• Basal rates for pump users
• Fully-featured reporting
• Multiple food databases and food estimation guide
• Time in Range / trends similar to CGMS but lower cost
• Health integration - access 5 million food from MyFitnessPal or other food Apps. Carbs, protein, fat and fiber will be pulled into the app when you hit 'Add'.
• Live Health Care Team sharing
• Live syncing between multi-devices
• Tips for first-time users
• mmol/L or mg/dL blood glucose units
• Carbs in grams, portions, exchanges, BE, KE, CC
PRO FEATURES / ADD-ONS (*)
• Predictions from 3-8 hours ahead
• Dose analysis and tips
• Include protein, fat and fiber in dose calculations
• Live Dexcom Share and NightScout CGM data integration
• Reports sent to your physician
INTEGRATION WITH DIABETIC DEVICES
• Live Dexcom Share CGM data integration
• NightScout integration
• Validic and HumanAPI integration
• Import of CSV, XML and Tab formats from 60+ diabetic devices including Accu-check Mobile, Agamatrix Zero-Click, Aviva, CoPilot, CareLink, Contour USB, DiaBass, Diasend, DexCom, Glooko, GlucoFacts, Freestyle Insulinx, Medtronic, MySugr, Omnipod, OneTouch Ping, Ontrack, RapidCalc, SIDiary.
INTEGRATION WITH FITNESS DEVICES
Integrate fitness data from sources such as Atlas, Cycling Analytics, DailyMile, Pulsense, Runsense, FatSecret, FitBug, Fitbit, Garmin Connect, IHealth, JawBone, MapMyFitness, Misfit, Moves, Ride with GPS, RunKeeper, SportTracks, Strava, Training Peaks and Withings.
TEAM
We're always working to make PredictBGL better! Have a problem, criticism, question, suggestion, or praise? It’s all super important to us, and we'd love to hear from you.
PredictBGL was developed by a team of amazing engineers. Our CTO has had 27 years with T1 diabetes, and in a previous life used an insulin pump for 12 months. Our Quality Manager has a child with T1 diabetes who was diagnosed at 2 years old, now 11.
Includes Spanish, German, French, Italian, Russian and Chinese translations.
(*) PredictBGL gives you a 30-day free trial. After that, you can choose to stay with the Free Plan or upgrade to a monthly subscription starting from just two coffees per month ($9.99). Payment will be charged to your iTunes Account at confirmation of purchase.
Reviews
Great App!!!
gwm99
Being able to see how my teenage son's blood sugar readings and the predictions highs and lows is amazing. The iPhone app is so handy for him to use, and the sync allows me to monitor how he's doing throughout the day. The points system is also a great incentive for teenage diabetics. We've already seen an improvement in his blood sugars. Thank you!
Not reliable
Bhfhjytfsgjuffhih
Syncing w/ my daughter's iphone was unreliable. Worst than no data - inaccurate data. Now the app on her phone is super- glitchy and giving inaccurate info. It's just not safe for my kid to use.
The best
Jstns360
I've tried many of apps in the Apple Store to achieve better A1c control, but still had many highs and lows, resulting in frustration, lack of confidence, and more inconsistency. This app changed everything. The ability to predict future glucose levels is pretty much the key. The app coaches you, giving feed back whenever bgl is above or below the predicted value, suggesting precise adjustments, allowing the me the ability to make a logical decision on what, or if I need to make an adjustment based on that situation. Any cons if any would be you don't get access to all the feature of the app in the free version for a full evaluation before you buy. The price to buy is kinda high, but I can justify that as the price for good diabetes control without the cost of buying and maintaining a pump regimen. I'd recamend this app to anyone looking to improve A1c. It is the best I've seen so far.
Good Idea, still needs some work.
DBC55438
I've started to mind my diabetes a bit better, so I wanted something to track pre- and post-prandial sugars and remaining insulin on board in order to fine-tune carb to insulting ratios, etc. This app does a great job helping with the record keeping and does the math for you. It even provides some coaching on what you could do different. Here are my pros and cons, and why I only gave it a 3. Pros - App works well on my iPad, with no errors - Input screens are easy to use, providing the options that you need - You are able to fine-tune many of the options to reflect your particular physiology. - Provides information on bolus dosage - great if you are using a pump Cons - Default colors are kind of hard to read, with no option to change - Many of the features in the app are provided via a pass-thru to the web site - If you aren't using a pump, you it will be recommending around 8 or more injections per day - IMHO, some of the recommendations provided by the coach could be trouble if you don't have a good understanding of diabetes and what the meds will be doing. - The app attempts to predict future BGL levels based on carbs and meds. If these were correct, I would have either been in the hospital or dead several times in the past week (multiple predictions of 600+ and 18 or less) In summary, I find the record keeping and dosing useful, and the predictive part useless. Additionally, $9.99 per month (ONLY available in 6-month blocks) to be pretty pricy. If I could have signed up for one month, I might have tried the pro version.
The best of its kind.
RooTShell79
Spectacular app. It truly is the best of its kind. It needs some work though. A lot of its features are a pass throughs to the website that is poorly designed. The app crashes regularly, especially if using third party keyboards to input data like notes. Wish the main prediction graph could be scrolled left and right to look at past and future predictions. It would be great to be able to set different active insulin times for different rapid action insulins (I use 2) and also different active insulin times for the same insulin but injecting it either subcutaneous or intramuscular. Being able to add more than 2 bolus insulin would also be a great addition. Some times I use rapid or regular founding of the GI or fat content of the meal. Unfortunately it's not payable to select the second rapid insulin through the app when loggin data, only through the website. Most of the time when clicking the add and save button and when going back and forth through the different screens I have to click the buttons several times until the app responds. Other than that it's an amazing app. Great job ? PS: The monthly fee for the pro version is really high. It should be cheaper and it should be a one-time fee.
No Apple Health integration
owndao
It might be a very good app but it cannot share via Apple's Health framework. There is no way that I am going to re-enter all my health data I have recorded in compliant apps. It appears to support several proprietary protocols but that does me absolutely no good.
