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2 million lives impacted. Celebrating a big milestone with you.
Seven years ago, mySugr came to life when four feisty founders (try saying that fast, three times in a row!) came together to pursue a simple, yet audacious mission: make diabetes suck less. Today, the app has just logged its two millionth registration around the globe. We’re pretty damn stoked about that.
November 8, 2019•by mySugr
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Your diabetes monster - friend or foe?
Externalizing diabetes through your diabetes monster is a key part of mySugr's idea of making diabetes suck less. Do you see yours as friend or foe?
February 3, 2019•by mySugr
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How to use the mySugr app to manage your diabetes
Logging, tracking, managing, not very glamorous words. I’ve tried to make my paper logbooks more appealing multiple times in the past with stickers and 4-color pens, but nothing really worked out for me.
January 3, 2019•by Clara Huet
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How to pair your connected meter the right way
A connected meter automatically sends your results to mySugr, eliminates manual entry hassle (and the possibility for mistakes), and lets you get on with life.
November 20, 2018•by mySugr
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Paper is for origami, not diabetes logbooks
I think I speak for many people with diabetes (PWD’s) when I say that manually keeping track of diabetes data is a lot of work!
August 7, 2018•by Scott Johnson
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How to know about data safety and GDPR at mySugr
On May 25th, 2018 the GDPR comes into force. GDP...what? Well, GDPR stands for “General Data Protection Regulation” and it is the new European law that finally empowers people’s personal right to have their data secured and to know what it is used for.
May 10, 2018•by mySugr
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