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Best Diabetes Apps ?

Diabetes Buddy which is $ 4.99 and this is the best one in the app store.

I had hoped for a free one but sometime buying something in the app store is truly worth it and this is one of them, especially when it comes to serious health issues like diabetes.
 
I would suggest that you try Diabetes Buddy Lite for free. It will give you a basis to evaluate whether to spend money on the full version.
 
Hi Everybody! :)

I was just checking the American Diabetes Association and they have listed several apps that can help to control Diabetes.

Some of these apps come in either a free version and/or paid version. I believe the most expensive one is Glucose Buddy ($6.99).

So have a look at some of these recommendations to monitor you glucose level and diet/carb counting.

Glucose Buddy (free or $6.99)


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WaveSense (free)


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Vree (free)


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Lose it (free-iPhone)


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Calorie counter by MYNetDiary


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Diabetes Buddy which is $ 4.99 and this is the best one in the app store.

I had hoped for a free one but sometime buying something in the app store is truly worth it and this is one of them, especially when it comes to serious health issues like diabetes.

It is true, I saw it to my friend who have also a diabetes it is very helpful for him to manage his DM.
 
skimonkey said:
Hi Everybody! :)

I was just checking the American Diabetes Association and they have listed several apps that can help to control Diabetes.

Some of these apps come in either a free version and/or paid version. I believe the most expensive one is Glucose Buddy ($6.99).

So have a look at some of these recommendations to monitor you glucose level and diet/carb counting.

Glucose Buddy (free or $6.99)

Wish I'd seen this sooner, because I can tell you from personal experience that glucose buddy is not that great an app on the iPad. It works great on the iPhone and iPod touch though :)

Also, it is insanely expensive to enable all the features, especially if you want to enable two-way syncing between the website and your device(s).
 
Wish I'd seen this sooner, because I can tell you from personal experience that glucose buddy is not that great an app on the iPad. It works great on the iPhone and iPod touch though :)

Also, it is insanely expensive to enable all the features, especially if you want to enable two-way syncing between the website and your device(s).

Oh that's too bad that you didn't know about the free version first to test out before buying . Thanks for letting us know how it works on the iPhone and iPad.
 
As a medical publisher (print and digital), we'd be interested in producing a diabetes app because we develop a ton of diabetes content in print on a monthly basis (for patients and doctors).

We've learned from experience that coming up with features and ideas for a medical app in the office (consulting our medical editorial team) is often counter-productive because what we perceive as being cool, useful features are often not what people with conditions want from an app. So if there any diabetics here that have a wishlist for a diabetes app, we will take these on-board and look at developing a comprehensive app. The app will be free when it's published.
 

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