AGP Reports


CGM AGP Report (Continuous Glucose Monitor) - New v4.0!

Glucose Statistics and Targets:
Dates & number of days in report
Percent Time CGM Active: Hours the CGM collected data, divided by number of hours in report
Glucose Ranges and Targets: For people with diabetes, this table shows the goal in both % of device readings and in hours/minutes of a 24 hours day that are the targets (closer to these is better)
Avg. Glucose (mean): All glucose values added together, divided by number of readings
GMI (glucose management indicator): Calculated from average glucose; estimates your future lab A1c
Glucose Variability: How far apart (wide) glucose values are; ideally a low number equal to or less than 36% [percent coefficient of variation]



Time in Ranges:
[shown in % of device readings and in hours/minutes of a 24 hours day]
- Time in Target: Ideally, glucose values are in target range
- Low/Very Low: Goal - few very low or low values; reducing lows will make you feel better
- High/Very High: Goal - few very high or high values; reducing highs will make your A1c lower over time

Glucose Profile: Daily glucose profiles are combined to make a one day (24-hour) picture. Ideally, lines would stay within green outlined area (target range)
Black line: median (middle) line where half of the glucose values are above and half are below; ideally, the orange line is mostly flat and inside the grey shaded area
Dark blue: area shaded darker blue shows 50% of the glucose values; ideally, space between is narrow
Light blue: 5% of values are above (95% top line) and 5% are below (5% bottom line); ideally, the closer the dotted blue lines and the light blue shaded area is to the dark blue shaded area, the better

Daily Glucose Profiles: Each box is a single day's glucose pattern. If readings are:
- Above the shaded area - yellow (high); could make it harder to heal from infections and over time causes complications
- Below the shaded area - red (low); could make you feel shaky, weak or confused

SMBG AGP Report (Self Monitoring Blood Glucose) v3.2.1 Shown - New v4.0 Coming Soon!

Glucose Statistics:
Dates & number of days in report
Average Tests per Day: Number of finger sticks, divided by days in report
Avg. Glucose (mean): All glucose values added together, divided by number of readings
GMI (glucose management indicator): Calculated from average glucose; estimates your future lab A1c
CV (Coefficient of Variation): How far apart (wide) glucose values are; ideally a low number
SD (Standard Deviation): How far values are from the average; ideally a low number


Time in Ranges:
- Time in Target: Ideally, glucose values are in target range
- Low/Very Low: Goal - few very low or low values; reducing lows will make you feel better
- High/Very High: Goal - few very high or high values; reducing highs will make your A1c lower over time

Glucose Profile: Daily glucose profiles are combined to make a one day (24-hour) picture. Ideally, lines stay within the grey shaded area (target range). Lines may not go all the way across, since you may not test every hour of the day.
Orange: median (middle) line where half of the glucose values are above and half are below; ideally, the orange line is mostly flat and inside the grey shaded area
Blue: area between blue lines shows 50% of the glucose values; ideally, space between is narrow
Green: 10% of values are above (90% top line) and 10% are below (10% bottom line); ideally, the closer the green lines are to the grey shaded area, the better


Daily Glucose Profiles: Each box is a single day's glucose pattern. If readings are:
- Above the shaded area (high); could make it harder to heal from infections and over time causes complications
- Below the shaded area (low); could make you feel shaky, weak or confused