We have updated the app to make the calibration process clearer and easier to follow.
You can now see at a look which measurements are part of your calibration and which ones have not yet been calibrated.
What have we improved?
Whilst you are completing the initial calibration, Glucube’s measurements will appear disabled (in grey). This indicates that they cannot yet be taken into account.
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When a calibration reading is available (at least 2 hours must have expired since the previous calibration reading), a message will appear above the value stating ‘CALIBRATING’.
When you enter the reading from the capillary blood glucose meter in the section below and save the measurement, you will see the capillary blood glucose meter reading displayed in black in the log beside the Glucube reading (the latter will remain grey until calibration is complete). This measurement forms part of the calibration process.
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In the recording book, you’ll find a ⓘ icon next to each reading. If you tap it, you can check whether that reading is part of the calibration.
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Do you need to do anything?
No. The calibration process is automatic; it just needs your calibration measurements to be completed. You don’t need to cancel anything or make any changes.
When does the calibration finish?
Once the calibration has been successfully completed, you will no longer see measurements in grey and all your Glucube readings will be displayed in colour, indicating whether they are within or outside your target range.
If you have already completed the calibration
After completing the initial calibration, we recommend that you continue to enter readings from your capillary glucose meter on a regular basis. The more reference value inputs you provide, the more up-to-date the calibration will be, and the better the readings will reflect your actual glucose range.