mySugr - Diabetes Tracker Log Reviews – Page 10
5/5 rating based on 355 reviews. Read all reviews for mySugr - Diabetes Tracker Log for iPhone.
mySugr - Diabetes Tracker Log is free iOS app published by mySugr GmbH
One of the best diabetes track apps I’ve tried yet.
EdEastridge
Like the review says. Due to pharmacy and insurance changes, I’d found myself searching for a new app, since the old app worked only with the model that suddenly wasn’t covered. So the features in MySugr are quite decent, even in the free version. With a modern, visual UI, keeping track of sugar trends and is easier than its ever been. The dashboard gives a quick heads up of how you’ve done over the past few days, the data entry far simpler. It’s made this part of living with this condition easier for me. Now if I could just qualify for the diagnostic apparatus that Tim Cook’s been testing with his Apple Watch…
Amazing!!
KayceeMay96
I have been using this app off and on for over a year! I had to stop using it when my old phone didn’t have enough storage space to use it. But I love being able to show it to my provider and we can both see how I was feeling and what was going on! I highly recommend it!
Tracking
208 Tucker
I use this app to track my morning blood sugar. I like it because it’s easy to use.
Maya Lucas
siatimo
Really enjoy this app. It’s so helpful with keeping an eye on my blood sugar. I also enjoy how user friendly it is. I actually like the monster. I named it after my 12 grade teacher Sister Margo. ☺️
Keeping track
Douglaston
My blood sugar levels have gone up all of a sudden. By using this app I have been able to keep a close watch and fortunately the readings have been much better. Thanks!!!
Ha Helped Me Organize When Starting New Insulin
BrendaSueBear
The program has allowed me to document and reflect on my specific foods in response to pre-blood sugars, basal insulins, and regular insulin pre-meal. Easy to document! Love the ability to “correct” my hyperglycemic responses to specific food-not by taking extra regular insulin or increasing my basal insulin, but by changing my behaviors such as fast foods and food selections. Look forward to correlation of my lab and projected glucosalated blood sugars when I see my physician in October.