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Yes, keeping records of your blood glucose readings is important. It allows you to look for patterns and trends that help you decide how and when to adjust your treatment. Record the date, time and whether the glucose test was done before or after eating. Make note of any symptoms you experience that could indicate high or low blood sugar. You may also want to record carb intake, physical activity and medications, including insulin, as these all affect blood sugar. Always bring your record book when you visit your healthcare team.

Some meters, like CONTOUR®NEXT[1], have built-in logbooks that store your information right on the meter. They also help you note information about diet, exercise, medication and how you are feeling.

Many people using CONTOUR® meters find GLUCOFACTS®DELUXE  software[2] to be helpful. GLUCOFACTS®DELUXE[3] is a time saving blood glucose management system that quickly and seamlessly integrates and displays your stored meter readings...