So confusing that the UK uses mmol/mol to report values, but the US uses %
I think I've been lucky; despite being "obese" according to the charts (BMI of 33) my %A1c (taken last week as part of my yearly checkup) is 5.4 which matches your reading of 36 :-)
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Date: 2025-03-17 12:59 pm (UTC)So confusing that the UK uses mmol/mol to report values, but the US uses %
I think I've been lucky; despite being "obese" according to the charts (BMI of 33) my %A1c (taken last week as part of my yearly checkup) is 5.4 which matches your reading of 36 :-)