Very good
Reports are difficult to use!
Ron
This is a wonderful way to keep track not only of your glucose levels but also your weight. I highly recommend it as a tool to assist you with your Diabetes. I have used this app since 2016 and have a record of my weight and blood glucose for almost every single day since then! It works!
Glucose monitoring
I really like this app. I like the charts with Hi, Lo & average for day, week, month and year. I like to be able to record my weight and take notes.
I would like to be able to easily see a 3 month average
This remains my app of choice for my diabetic monitoring
I would like to be able to easily see a 3 month average
This remains my app of choice for my diabetic monitoring
Glucose Companion
Pop up application appears when I try to add new reading. Application locks me out of adding new entry. Unable to skip or cancel the pop up sales application rendering Glucose Companion record keeping useless.
Glucose companion pro
This is a good app but needs improvements:
1. Newer type 2 diabetes medications also produce weight loss. The app needs to be able to chart daily weights and chart weight changes.
2. The charts do not accurately show all entries. Daily high and low glucose values are not accurately charted.
3. If glucose levels are measured 3 times a day, the graphs do not show the midday measurements.
I want to follow up on my previous suggestions for improvements to version 10 of Glucose Companion Pro, none of which have been implemented. I don’t see the point of any of the changes in version 11.
The graphs are inaccurate and don’t display all values entered in a day. The graph should show separate simultaneous lines for multiple readings throughout the day, eg morning, noon and night, and allow adjustment of display for maximum and minimum readings. If you need to keep the readings on a single line, the graph should at least show every reading throughout the day.
Now the graph in version 11 takes up half of the Home Screen without showing any new data.
There should also be an option to display current diabetes medications from an options list which should be regularly updated. The newer injectable medications such as Ozempic and Mounjaro, etc are not listed.
Notes don’t display normally in versions 10.0 or 11.0. Entries only display as “ooo” on the iPhone and iPad versions. The notes still however display normally in the older version 7.1 !
It would be helpful if the app could also display a daily A1C. As this number is a calculation and not a reading it should be relatively easy to do. This is the value physicians are most interested in.
There is no place to edit what the normal glucose values are and what colors they are assigned.
Please let me know what you think and when an updated version for iPhone and iPad will be available in the Apple Store.
Thank you.
Jeffrey P Kochan MD, FCPP
1. Newer type 2 diabetes medications also produce weight loss. The app needs to be able to chart daily weights and chart weight changes.
2. The charts do not accurately show all entries. Daily high and low glucose values are not accurately charted.
3. If glucose levels are measured 3 times a day, the graphs do not show the midday measurements.
I want to follow up on my previous suggestions for improvements to version 10 of Glucose Companion Pro, none of which have been implemented. I don’t see the point of any of the changes in version 11.
The graphs are inaccurate and don’t display all values entered in a day. The graph should show separate simultaneous lines for multiple readings throughout the day, eg morning, noon and night, and allow adjustment of display for maximum and minimum readings. If you need to keep the readings on a single line, the graph should at least show every reading throughout the day.
Now the graph in version 11 takes up half of the Home Screen without showing any new data.
There should also be an option to display current diabetes medications from an options list which should be regularly updated. The newer injectable medications such as Ozempic and Mounjaro, etc are not listed.
Notes don’t display normally in versions 10.0 or 11.0. Entries only display as “ooo” on the iPhone and iPad versions. The notes still however display normally in the older version 7.1 !
It would be helpful if the app could also display a daily A1C. As this number is a calculation and not a reading it should be relatively easy to do. This is the value physicians are most interested in.
There is no place to edit what the normal glucose values are and what colors they are assigned.
Please let me know what you think and when an updated version for iPhone and iPad will be available in the Apple Store.
Thank you.
Jeffrey P Kochan MD, FCPP
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