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  2. To chart blood sugar levels, enter data from a glucose meter before and after meals. Fill in the remaining sections (i.e. insulin, food, drink, etc.) for that meal, as well. Each chart varies in its structure and specificity; however, many of them include ideal blood glucose ranges and tips for lowering blood sugar.

  3. Free Diabetes Log Sheets in PDF and Word Formats

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    FREE Printable Type 1 and Type 2 Diabetes Log Sheets. Easily keep track of your blood sugar levels with a variety of printable log sheets and charts that you can either print or use in Microsoft Word or Mac Pages.

  4. This blood sugar levels chart incudes the normal, prediabetes, and diabetes values for mmol/l and mg/dl in an easy to understand format.

  5. Download FREE Printable Blood Sugar Charts for everyday use. Page contains diabetic blood sugar chart + fasting blood sugar chart + MORE

  6. Use this monthly blood sugar log sheet to record levels before (“Pre”) or after (“Post”) mealtimes, along with any notes relevant to your blood glucose control.

  7. Blood Glucose Log - American Diabetes Association

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    Visit diabetes.org or call 800-DIABETES (800-342-2383) for more resources from the American Diabetes Association.

  8. Blood Sugar Log - Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

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    Normally it’s best to check your blood sugar when you first wake up, before a meal, two hours after a meal, and at bedtime. Try using this template below to track any paterns or changes in your blood sugar levels.