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Free Glucose Story™ Check · 10 Questions · ~3 minutes

Don't just know
your HbA1c.
Know your Glucose Story.

A doctor-guided glucose intelligence check aligned to ADA 2026 — built for CGM users, glucometer users, occasional testers, and anyone who mainly goes by lab HbA1c. No CGM required.

Average

Pattern

Safety

Triggers

Data gaps

Built by Dr. D.K. Rai (MBBS, MD, CDM) · This is not a diagnosis — it's a conversation-starter for you and your care team.

Before we begin

A little about you

So your Glucose Story™ report and any doctor follow-up can be personalised.

Full name *

WhatsApp / Mobile number *

City

Diabetes type

Years living with diabetes

Latest HbA1c (%)

How do you currently monitor your glucose? *

CGMContinuous Glucose Monitor (sensor on skin) Finger-stick / GlucometerRegular BGM testing Both CGM + finger-stickI use both methods Occasional testingI check sometimes, not on a schedule HbA1c / lab tests onlyI mainly rely on my lab reports

Question 1 of 10 · Your average

When was your HbA1c last tested?

ADA 2026 recommends checking glycemic status at least twice a year — more often if goals aren't being met or treatment has changed.

Within 3 months 3–6 months ago 6–12 months ago Over a year ago Never tested Don't know

Question 2 of 10 · Your current glucose

What does your glucose usually look like?

Typical fasting glucose (mg/dL)

Typical post-meal glucose (mg/dL)

Mean glucose (mg/dL)

GMI (%)

I don't know / no recent readings

Question 3 of 10 · Your low-sugar story

Do you experience low glucose (hypoglycemia)?

This is a safety signal, not a score.

Never Rarely Sometimes Frequently Don't know

Time below 70 mg/dL (%)

Time below 54 mg/dL (%)

Question 4 of 10 · Your high-sugar story

How often do you experience high glucose?

Never Rarely Sometimes Frequently Don't know

Time above 180 mg/dL (%)

Time above 250 mg/dL (%)

Question 5 of 10 · Your meal story

What happens to your glucose after meals?

🟢 Usually controlled 🟡 Sometimes rises significantly 🔴 Frequently rises significantly ❓ I don't know

Question 6 of 10 · Your morning story

What happens to your glucose overnight / on waking?

Stable High on waking Sometimes low Variable Don't know

Question 7 of 10 · Your variability story

How predictable is your glucose?

CV ≤36% CV >36% Don't know

Very predictable Sometimes variable Frequently unpredictable Don't know

Question 8 of 10 · Your real-life triggers

When does your glucose usually change?

Select all that apply.

🍛 After food

🏃 After exercise

😴 After poor sleep

😰 During stress

💊 After medication changes

🤒 During illness

🌙 At night

❓ I don't know

Question 9 of 10 · Your treatment story

What diabetes treatment are you currently using?

Lifestyle only Tablets Injectable non-insulin medication Insulin Combination Don't know

Has your treatment changed recently?

Yes No

When?

Question 10 of 10 · What matters most

What do you most want to understand about your glucose?

Select up to 3 — this shapes your report and doctor conversation.

🩸 Why is my sugar high?

🍛 What foods affect me?

🌙 Why is my morning sugar high?

📈 Why does my glucose fluctuate?

💊 Are my medicines working?

📱 What does my CGM mean?

⚠️ Am I having low sugars?

❤️ What does this mean long-term?

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Want a doctor to walk through this with you?

Send your Glucose Story™ report to our care team on WhatsApp and get a personal reply from Dr. D.K. Rai's team.

Targets referenced are general ADA 2026 goals for many nonpregnant adults and must be individualized with your doctor. This tool does not diagnose or replace clinical care. CGM is not intended as a screening or diagnostic tool for people without established diabetes.

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Don't just knowyour HbA1c.Know your Glucose Story.