- Each - $3.04
- Pack of 10 - $13.45
Accu-Chek Self-Test Diary Diabetic Blood Sugar Glucose Log Book
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Accu-Chek Self-Test Diary is a diabetic log book from Roche Diabetes Care for writing down blood glucose results alongside the meals and medications. Each day is divided into breakfast, lunch, dinner, and bedtime, with space for the reading, the insulin dose, and a comment. The book holds 14 weeks of data per book. A log book for people managing diabetes who want to bring their records to appointments.
Key Features and Benefits
- Compact 3.125 in. x 4.25 in (7.9 cm x 10.8 cm) size that fits in most carrying cases
- Printed in English and Spanish
- Provides an easy and functional way of sharing results with your doctor and/or health care team
Accu-Chek Self-Test Diary Diabetic Blood Sugar Glucose Log Book Chart
| MPN | Sold Unit |
|---|---|
| 03144356001 | One log book or a pack of 10 log books |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How often should blood sugar be checked?
Blood sugar should be checked according to your doctor’s recommendation. Common testing times include before meals, after meals, and before bedtime.
How often is insulin taken?
Insulin schedules vary based on diabetes type and treatment plan. Some individuals take insulin before meals, while others follow a long-acting insulin routine.
How often do blood sugar levels change?
Blood sugar levels fluctuate throughout the day based on food intake, activity levels, stress, and medication.
What should be recorded in a diabetic logbook?
Key data includes blood sugar readings, insulin doses, carbohydrate intake, physical activity, and medication times.
Can a diabetic logbook help prevent complications?
Yes, tracking consistent glucose levels can help prevent serious complications like nerve damage, kidney disease, and heart issues.
