DiabetesPal 8.6

DiabetesPal is a comprehensive diabetes management software that offers a companion OS X App for seamless data accessibility across all your devices via iCloud, Dropbox, or WebDAV sync. With its user-friendly iOS App, you can easily input data throughout the day and analyze it on your desktop.

Key features of DiabetesPal include:

• Logging of all relevant diabetes management information, such as blood sugar levels, insulin doses (bolus and basal), medications, ketone levels, HbA1C, weight/height, carb intake, duration of activities, blood pressure, and pulse.
• A clear and concise diary that provides a quick overview of your daily glucose and insulin data.
• Detailed graphs to help you understand your data, including blood glucose graphs, insulin graphs, blood sugar by time of day graphs, HbA1C graphs, and standard day/standard week graphs for easy comparison.
• Integration with Apple Health for a holistic view of your health data.
• The ability to print out reports and graphs or send them to your doctor.
• A supplies tracking feature to ensure you never run low on insulin.
• Configurable international units for measurements (mmol/L, mg/dL, %) with automatic unit translation for existing entries.
• Compatibility with external devices such as the DiamondMini device from FORA and Bluetooth LE based devices like AccuChek Guide and Contour Next One for easy data import.
• Apple Watch support to conveniently view glucose charts for the past three days and input glucose, insulin, HbA1C, medication, and carb data using the digital crown.
• Data synchronization across multiple devices (Mac or iOS) through Dropbox or iCloud.
• A free application that allows up to 100 entries without cloud syncing. The Standard License In-App Purchase offers unlimited entries, and the Cloud Sync license enables data syncing across devices (separate purchase required for iPhone/iPad and Mac versions).

DISCLAIMER:

It is important to note that the use of DiabetesPal does not replace consultation with a healthcare professional or other medical advice. The application is used at the user's own risk, including any data provided or imported from external devices. The developers of DiabetesPal do not accept responsibility for the accuracy or reliability of such data.

In addition, users are responsible for ensuring that external measuring devices comply with their country's medical standards. For example, in the US, devices must be approved by the FDA, and in Europe, devices must be CE marked to meet regulatory requirements for medical devices. The developers of DiabetesPal assume no responsibility for the use of non-compliant devices with the application.