Use this weekly log along with your AgaMatrix blood glucose meter to learn how your diet, exercise, medication, and other lifestyle factors affect your blood glucose throughout the week.
Easy-to-Use Blood
Sugar Log Sheets
Accurately tracking your health is important for successful diabetes management. By recording daily blood sugar readings — along with medication, food, and factors such as exercise, sickness, or sleep — in a blood sugar log, you and your doctor will be able to more easily identify patterns and customize your treatment goals.
We’ve created blood glucose logbooks that make it easy to document your daily levels by time of day, along with any relevant notes.
Choose from our library of logbooks below, then print or update them on your computer for easy record keeping!
Log Sheets
Weekly Blood Sugar & Insulin Log Sheets
Monthly Blood Sugar Log Sheets
Additional Information
Weekly Blood Sugar Log (Spanish)
Utilize este diario semanal con su medidor de glucosa en sangre AgaMatrix para ver cómo su dieta, ejercicio, medicamento, y otros factores de estilo de vida, afectan su glucosa en sangre durante la semana.
Weekly Blood Sugar and Insulin Log (English)
Use this weekly log sheet to record your blood glucose, insulin dose, carbohydrates, and notes relevant to your daily life (such as activity, stress, or sickness), to help understand how well your current diabetes care plan is working.
Weekly Blood Sugar and Insulin Log (Spanish)
Usar este diario semanal para anotar su glucosa en sangre, dosis de insulina, carbohidratos, y notas relevantes a su vida diaria (como actividad, estrés, o enfermedad), para ayudar a entender qué tan bién está trabajando su plan actual de cuidado de diabetes.
Monthly Blood Sugar Log (English)
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. If you are testing less frequently, you can also use these fields to record the time a meal was eaten or when you went to bed to see if there is any effect on future blood sugar readings.
Monthly Blood Sugar Log (Spanish)
Usar este diario mensual de azucar en sangre para anotar niveles antes o después horas de comida, junto con cualquier nota relevante a su control de glucosa en sangre. Si usted está probando menos frequente, usted también puede usar estas áreas para anotar la hora que una comida fué tomada o cuando usted fué a la cama, para ver si hay cualquier efecto en futuras lecturas de glucosa en sangre.
Basic Blood Sugar Log (English)
Use this log sheet to record blood glucose levels if your testing patterns do not follow a regular schedule, or if you prefer a simple, flexible, log format.
Basic Blood Sugar Log (Spanish)
Usar este diario para anotar niveles de glucosa de sangre si sus patrones de pruebas no siguen un horario regular, o si usted prefiere un formato simple, y flexible.
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Pre-testing tips for accuracy
- Always wash your hands and be sure they are dry before testing.
- Don’t use expired test strips or ones that are not intended for your specific device.
- Make sure you apply enough blood to the sample area on the test strip.
- Since all blood glucose meters are different, you should refer to your owner’s manual for instructions on proper use.
Get more blood glucose testing tips for optimal accuracy, here.
How to use these blood glucose log sheets
- First, record your doctor-recommended target blood glucose ranges for fasting, pre-meal, and post-meal tests. There’s a space for this in the top right corner. If you’re unsure of your specific target ranges, start with the suggested target ranges from the American Diabetes Association for most non-pregnant adults with diabetes:
- Before a meal: 80–130 mg/dl
- 1-2 hours after beginning of the meal: Less than 180 mg/dl
- Fill in the date for the beginning of the month, week, or day that you are testing.
- Test your blood glucose with a meter, record the time, and enter the result in the space marked “Blood Sugar.”
- Because the amount of carbohydrates eaten can have an effect on blood sugar levels, count and record the number of carbs for that mealtime in the space marked “Carbs.”
- Record if any medications that reduce blood sugar were taken.
- Use the “Comments” section to record any factors that may have contributed to your readings, like activity levels, diet, stress, or sickness.
- You can also briefly note how you are feeling after each test, as this will help you and your doctor determine the best target ranges for your blood glucose.
Or, track your blood glucose with a free mobile app!
Looking for a modern alternative to a printed blood sugar log sheet? With the AgaMatrix Diabetes Manager app, you can record your blood glucose levels, insulin, carbs, and weight in one place.
- Set reminders so you never miss an insulin dose or a test time.
- Share readings through push notifications and an in-app inbox.
- Email testing data to your healthcare provider directly through the app.
- Automatically sync readings from your Jazz Wireless 2 Meter via Bluetooth®.