Your health baseline is being prepared for review by the care team.
A1C Analysis
eAG Check
Blood Sugar Analysis
eGFR
Health Profile
Care Team & Payment
eAG (Estimated Average Glucose)
Your A1C tells us your 3-month average blood sugar. We'll convert it to eAG — the unit your doctor uses for daily glucose.
Nour Al-Rashidi
Your Assigned Dietitian
Your eAG (estimated average glucose) gives me a clearer picture than A1C alone — it's the same number your glucometer shows, but averaged over 3 months. It tells me exactly how your body has been managing sugar day to day.
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Seen only by your care team · Never shared
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A1C or HbA1C Entry.
From your most recent lab result
A1C Value *
Tap above to enter your A1C and calculate your eAG
ADA formula: eAG (mg/dL) = (28.7 × A1C%) − 46.7 · Source: American Diabetes Association
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Send result to your email?
Your eAG result is ready. Would you like a copy sent to your inbox for your records or to share with your doctor?
Your eAG Result
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mg/dL · — mmol/L
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Sending to
ahmed@gmail.com
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Nour Al-Rashidi
Your Assigned Dietitian
💬 Personal Note
Our recommendation for you
Your results have been noted. Here's what we want you to know:
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Your care team will review your full profile once you complete onboarding.
Nour Al-Rashidi
Your Assigned Dietitian
🫘 Kidney Note
About your kidney health
Your results have been noted. Here's what we want you to know:
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Your kidney function result has been analysed. Diabetes can affect more than blood sugar levels; it can also impact kidney health over time. Our care team reviews both glucose and kidney markers to provide more personalised guidance during the 90 Day A1C Challenge.
Your care team will factor this into your personalised 90-day plan.
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Do you know your last eGFR value?
eGFR (estimated Glomerular Filtration Rate) measures how well your kidneys filter waste. It's usually found on a recent blood test or kidney panel report.
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Enter your eGFR
Type your value below and tap Analyse — we'll tell you what it means for your kidney health.
eGFR Score (mL/min/1.73 m²)
mL/min
Normal is above 90 · Found on kidney function/blood test results
GFR CATEGORIES IN CHRONIC KIDNEY DISEASE
Category
GFR (mL/min)
Description
G1
≥90
Normal or high
G2
60–89
Mildly decreased a
G3a
45–59
Mildly to moderately decreased
G3b
30–44
Moderately to severely decreased
G4
15–29
Severely decreased
G5
<15
Kidney failure
a Relative to young adult level. · Source: KDIGO 2012
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Want to change your A1C?
Your A1C was set on the eAG calculator page. Changing it there keeps your eAG result accurate and in sync.
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Your eAG value is calculated directly from your A1C. Editing them separately would cause a mismatch in your health record. Tap below to go back and update both at once.
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Want to change your eAG?
Your eAG is automatically calculated from the A1C you entered on the previous page. To change it, you need to update your A1C there.
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Your eAG is derived directly from your A1C using the ADA formula. Editing them separately would cause a mismatch in your health record. Go back to the eAG page to update your A1C and recalculate.
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Send kidney result to email?
Your eGFR analysis is ready. Would you like a copy sent to your inbox to keep or share with your nephrologist?
Your eGFR
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mL/min/1.73m²
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Sending to
ahmed@gmail.com
🔒 Your email is only used for this result — never shared