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This article originally posted 21 February, 2012 and appeared in  Issue 614

Glooko Connects Glucose Meters to iPhones for Tracking Diabetes

Glooko Connects Glucose Meters to iPhones for Tracking Diabetes

GlookoGlooko is a cable that turns an iPhone into a log book which can generate different kind of reports. The special cable works on 7 of the most popular glucose monitors. Plug it into both devices and it downloads daily readings. The app is free and allows patients to mark whether the reading was done before or after a meal, add notes, and email or fax a 14-day summary to their doctor. It can glooko2save time and eliminate errors from manual entry by easily and quickly downloading blood glucose readings from a meter to an iPod Touch or iPhone.

 

 

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This article originally posted 21 February, 2012 and appeared in  Issue 614

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