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| HbA1c test (%) & estimated Average Glucose (mg/dl)
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| | eAG for plasma calibrated meters
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| | Switch to DCCT data correlation View all charts
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| HbA1c
| 4.0
| 4.1
| 4.2
| 4.3
| 4.4
| 4.5
| 4.6
| 4.7
| 4.8
| 4.9
| | Glucose
| 68
| 71
| 74
| 77
| 80
| 82
| 85
| 88
| 91
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| | HbA1c
| 5.0
| 5.1
| 5.2
| 5.3
| 5.4
| 5.5
| 5.6
| 5.7
| 5.8
| 5.9
| | Glucose
| 97
| 100
| 103
| 105
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| 111
| 114
| 117
| 120
| 123
| | HbA1c
| 6.0
| 6.1
| 6.2
| 6.3
| 6.4
| 6.5
| 6.6
| 6.7
| 6.8
| 6.9
| | Glucose
| 125
| 128
| 131
| 134
| 137
| 140
| 143
| 146
| 148
| 151
| | HbA1c
| 7.0
| 7.1
| 7.2
| 7.3
| 7.4
| 7.5
| 7.6
| 7.7
| 7.8
| 7.9
| | Glucose
| 154
| 157
| 160
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| 169
| 171
| 174
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| 180
| | HbA1c
| 8.0
| 8.1
| 8.2
| 8.3
| 8.4
| 8.5
| 8.6
| 8.7
| 8.8
| 8.9
| | Glucose
| 183
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| 189
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| 200
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| | HbA1c
| 9.0
| 9.1
| 9.2
| 9.3
| 9.4
| 9.5
| 9.6
| 9.7
| 9.8
| 9.9
| | Glucose
| 212
| 214
| 217
| 220
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| 226
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| 232
| 235
| 237
| | HbA1c
| 10.0
| 10.1
| 10.2
| 10.3
| 10.4
| 10.5
| 10.6
| 10.7
| 10.8
| 10.9
| | Glucose
| 240
| 243
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| 255
| 258
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| | HbA1c
| 11.0
| 11.1
| 11.2
| 11.3
| 11.4
| 11.5
| 11.6
| 11.7
| 11.8
| 11.9
| | Glucose
| 269
| 272
| 275
| 278
| 280
| 283
| 286
| 289
| 292
| 295
| | HbA1c
| 12.0
| 12.1
| 12.2
| 12.3
| 12.4
| 12.5
| 12.6
| 12.7
| 12.8
| 12.9
| | Glucose
| 298
| 301
| 303
| 306
| 309
| 312
| 315
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| | HbA1c
| 13.0
| 13.1
| 13.2
| 13.3
| 13.4
| 13.5
| 13.6
| 13.7
| 13.8
| 13.9
| | Glucose
| 326
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Chart posted for general educational use. Data represent averages. Individual values may vary.
| Consult your healthcare professional for interpretation of test results.
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| Conversion: HbA1c = (46.7 +Plasma Glucose) / 28.7
Plasma Glucose = (28.7 * HbA1c) - 46.7
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| Reference:
David M. Nathan, MD, Judith Kuenen, MD, Rikke Borg, MD, Hui Zheng, PhD, David Schoenfeld, PhD, Robert J. Heine, MD "Translating the A1c Assay Into Estimated Average Glucose Values," Diabetes Care 31:1473-1478, 2008. Abstract
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Home meter several years old? It may read whole blood glucose. Click here to convert HbA1c to whole blood glucose. More info on plasma glucose vs. whole blood glucose.
What reading is desirable? Your glycemic target
should be individualized for you and reflect an agreement between you and your clincian. Click here for the joint position of the American Diabetes Association and the European Association for the Study of Diabetes.
Page created September 14, 2000 and last updated May 1, 2012
How do you convert A1C to glucose?
Equations used when A1C(mmol/mol) is entered: A1C(%) = (A1C(mmol/mol) / 10.929) + 2.15. Estimated average glucose(mg/dL) = (28.7 * A1C(%)) - 46.7. Estimated average glucose(mmol/L) = Estimated average glucose(mg/dL) / 18.015.
What A1C is 160 glucose?
Convert HbA1c (%) to estimated Average Glucose (mg/dl)www.diabeteschart.org › oldermeterusnull
What is A1C for 170 blood sugar?
An A1c of 7% is approximately equal to an average blood sugar of 170 mg/dL, with each 1% increase corresponding to an increase of 35 mg/dL in average blood sugar, e.g. a A1c of 8% = 205mg/dL on average.
What will A1C be if blood sugar is 150?
“Our goal is for A1C to be 7 percent or less, and that's an average blood sugar of 150 (mg/DL) or less,” Izlar says. “So all the things that people with diabetes fear, these long-term complications, can almost be eradicated if your A1C stays in that range all the time.”