In this app, you can log blood glucose results, add event tags, and view customizable charts to monitor your data. Includes sharing options, report summaries, and trend analysis tools.
AppRecs review analysis
AppRecs rating 2.0. Trustworthiness 75 out of 100. Review manipulation risk 24 out of 100. Based on a review sample analyzed.
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Ratings breakdown
5 star
13%
4 star
6%
3 star
9%
2 star
16%
1 star
55%
What to know
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Low review manipulation risk
24% review manipulation risk
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Mixed user feedback
Average 2.1★ rating suggests room for improvement
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High negative review ratio
71% of sampled ratings are 1–2 stars
About TRUE MANAGER™ AIR
Features:
o Simple to navigate logbook shows date, time, blood glucose results and event tag from meter
o Additional event tags may be added to results in addition to personal notes
o Each blood glucose result is color coded to indicate if you are within acceptable range. You may customize the ranges given to you by your healthcare professional or use the default setting which are the established 2015 American Diabetes Association guideline target ranges (mg/dL):
YELLOW = Above Normal, greater than 130
GREEN = Normal, 80-130
RED = Hypoglycemic, less than 70
NOTE: A doctor or healthcare professional determines how often to test and what the target ranges are for blood glucose results.
o Six Reports provide total insights :
▪ Average Report - View 7, 14, 30, 60, 90 and 120 day averages to review general trending and spot areas for improvement.
▪ Conformance Report - This report displays pre- and post- meal glucose results in a pie chart format. Each pie chart is divided into color coded sections identifying the percentage of glucose results that are above, within or below targeted ranges for each testing time.
▪ Glucose Trend Report - This graph can be customized by target range, date and time to reveal patterns and to quickly identify glucose results that are too low or too high.
▪ Logbook Report - Review all glucose results, including control results, over a specific time period in chronological order.
▪ Modal Day/Week Report - View all results in specific time blocks per day or week. Color coded for easy review of glucose results within, above or below customized target ranges.
o Share data via PDF through email with healthcare providers, friends and family.
o Help screens are available on most pages if assistance is needed.
Important Information:
• TRUE MANAGER AIR App is not for diagnostic use.
• NEVER change your treatment plan without consulting a Doctor or Healthcare Professional.
• TRUE MANAGER AIR App is for use with only specified supported mobile devices. Go to www.trividiahealth.com/truemanagerair for a list of compatible mobile devices.
• This product is intended for single patient use to support better diabetes management without providing specific treatment or treatment suggestions.
• Refer to your "TRUE" branded wireless glucose meter Owner’s Booklet for pairing instructions.
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Reviews for TRUE MANAGER™ AIR
nikishell
Can’t connect to my iPhone
The meter won’t display a code to connect no matter how many times or different ways I try. I don’t think it’s even formatted to display a connect code
Edit Dude
No Apple Health support
As MANY others before me have said, the app does not sync glucose data to Apple Health, making the app essentially worthless to me. Dark mode support is less critical but would be nice considering many people check their number when first awakening. Potentially before dawn and would prefer not blinding themselves with an app’s white background. Developers, please don’t respond here as you have to do many others just with a phone number and instruction to call support. Calling support is NOT going to enable Apple Health compatibility nor magically add dark mode. This will prove whether you actually read reviews for just blindly copy/paste a response to say call the support number. So DON’T reply with your support number. ADDENDUM: as expected, this company probably doesn’t actually read reviews. They just apply boilerplate responses. They just did exactly what I asked them not to do in the paragraph above, repeat that Apple health is not supported, and I should call for assistance if needed.
