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Old 01-12-2011, 04:00 PM #10
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lol, if you have access to a meter....you can do your own post prandial testing....1 hour after eating....should not be more than, i think, 140....and may be lower than that.....
Oh crud, I thought you said 2 hours after eating. Pffft!

This morning my sugar count was 103. 2 hours after eating it was 96. Happy now, pabb?
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