My Blood Glucose Log 1.9

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New Update Version 1.9 Build 30

This program allows you to easily record your blood glucose values from your self-test kit. Along with each entry, you can record the date/time the event occurred, such as Pre-meal, exercise etc, as well as any medication you may have taken. View the results and find the average. Obtain a report of your Glucose readings displaying your minimum, maximum, average and an Estimated A1C that can be saved and/or emailed to your Doctor. You can export the data to your Palm's MemoPad as a CSV file. You may also enter personal information such as Name, Address, Drs Name and Phone, Meds taken and your next Doctors appointment. You may enter up 2 different medications each with its own dose. Current features in this release (Build 30) includes:

• Easier Registration screen
• Add/Edit Medication by selecting 'Edit Meds...' directly in the popup list.
• Medication Screen - Enter a default medication dose to be used when entering a reading.
• Data Entry Screen - Dose is automatically filled in based upon the medication choosen.

Requirements:Palm OS 3.1, OS 3.5 or above recommended.

This software is now released with a Platform Independent Installation program.

If you have a previous version of My Blood Glucose Log, the update to Version 1.9 is free. You can log into your account here to download the latest. Send an email with your HotSync ID to receive your registration code, if using a version earlier than 1.8.

There is a Windows Desktop companion program available to Registered users (available separately at an additional cost). This companion program allows you to view, print, export and archive your log data. Every time you HotSync, the data entered on your Palm is available on your desktop. Email OmegaSoftware@jbonin.com for details.

Please read the included ReadMe file for the latest information about this program and installation instructions. This program is currently being used in the Australia, United States, Canada, Netherlands, Thailand, United Kingdom, Mexico, Finland, Spain, Hong Kong, Qatar, United Arab Emirates, Venezuela, Ireland, New Zealand, Lebanon, Singapore, Norway, Sweden, Brazil, Malaysia and Switzerland, Belgium Sri Lanka, Germany, Philippines, France, and Croatia.