This application does not work well for type one diabetics. For a person on a pump, the pump itself can do the same as this application and much more. I feel like the application could have more features like saying how much insulin should be administered when eating. Also, writing notes is a pain because it only lets you do one note per day, so you can't write how many carbs you ate before giving an injection or bolus. If it were more oriented toward type one diabetics, it might be a bit more useful.

If you try to go back and add historical date information (like data collected with Kenkou or Glucocharter), it thinks the dates are way back in 1960 or in 2087, not in July of this year.

your latest update crashed my phone

I like this app a lot. The ability to email myself, or email the info to my doctor is wonderful. The biggest problem I have, is if your iPhone back up is corrupt, and you can't restore from it, you lose all the data you've entered, and if you want it back, you need to enter it all manually again, taking the readings from the glucose meter. What I would LOVE to see, is the ability to import the text from the email it exports BACK into the program. Basically using it's own export, to import again in case of data loss. I give it 4 stars, only because of the date bug. Please fix this!

I like this application. It lets me enter in my previous readings, and since I was diagnosed on July 1st, that’s all my readings. The way you enter in the readings is by using the iPhone scrollers to enter in the date and time, then put in your reading, then enter the event (i.e. Before Breakfast, After Dinner, etc.) Once you have your older readings in the program, if you go there right after you take a reading - the current time will be automatically there for you.

I really like the ability to log with my phone. Far more convenient than a pen and log book. I would love to see one screen with the day's blood sugar #, carbs consumed, and insulin given as well as the times Simple fields and offers the basic important information to make needed adjustments. Now, I am trying to squeeze the carb #s in the "notes" field. Thank you for creating the app.

I like this app. It does what I need it to do which is to supply me with a simple way to record my blood sugar and provide an average. It's easy to use and now that I can print my results via email I can have a hard copy for my doctor. The graphs are kinda weak and only provide your average over time without any additional variables like morning average/ night average. Not a big deal. I wish they would hurry up and make an iPhone meter. Great app I recommend it for you basic diabetic needs.

This is a great application. I suspected that my glucose was too low on average and I would also have severe low points. I had a doctor that wouldn't listen to me. It seemed like looking at my readings in a book or hearng them out of my mouth was a bother. I was not getting good treatment because of that. I got a new doctor, came in for an appontment, showed him my readings in both graphs and single entries on the iphone with Diamedic. The next words out of his mouth were "you don't need to take insulin". I could have told him my readings until I was blue in the face, but showing it to him in graphical form seemed to be something he could understand. Diamadeic is the best app of its kind and will only get better with future updates. I owe you guys (Apple and Diamedic) a debt of gratitude for improving my life in a big way. THIS APP WORKED LIKE A CHARM!!

I think this is a very helpful took and I'm very glad I bought it. However, I've had some issues with it crashing. Hope there are some updates on the way

Recently diagnoised a month ago, and have used program for over a week now. Over all good app for tracking glucose reading, and insulin intake; really like that it will give u an average also. However what I really need is a carb intake journal to be added to this! I would rate it a 5 and tell every diabetic to GET this app!, if that was the case. We as diabetic have to track all sorts of things and most importantly is our carb intake, what foods we ate when we ate them and how much insulin was given for that meal or snack. Right now I have to use another app (which still doesn't do all I need) to try and track carb intake. Eventually would love to see this app be the ultimate diabetic app and track everything from food/carb intake to cholesterol and sodium, even an oral meds intake for type 2 people. I do love the type of insulin choice from lantos to novolog!! Overall a 4 will give 5 if and when those issues above happen. Good start though. If you are border lime on getting app get it! It's a good start!

I received an update alert, but when I tried to download the update, it told me that I had to purchase the app for the full price. I have already purchased it. I should not have to purchase the product a second time at full price, just to download an update! This is a great app, but not worth purchasing TWICE!

If it allowed you to track carb counts & graph that data as well I would have given it 5 stars. To really manage diabetes, you need to see your glucose level, what you ate (carbs) and how much insulin you took all on 1 page or graph. Maybe you can refer to the program called Diabetes Pilot (not for an iPhone) for improvement ideas??? I'm going to keep my fingers crossed that an update happens soon, so I can then recommend this program to all type 1 diabetics.

I like this program much better than the glucosecharter! All it needs is a way to add in what foods you ate. It doesn't need a huge database or anything. Just a place where you can enter the food name yourself, and then the total carbs or calories, depending on whether your a Type 1 or Type 2 diabetic. Hopefully, they will include this in a future update!

If it will not simultaneously crunch food, especially carb intake, exercise level, and a stress/pain scale with blood sugar & medication tracking, it is quite limited in usefulness to a competent clinician & self managing diabetic- I am both! And look forward to finding this, somewhere... addendum: so I upgrade yesterday and it trashes all my data!!! Relegated to the TRASH... I don't expect that out of something at no charge...

Let me tell you why my doctor won't like this. She wants to see what my glucose readings are, how much insulin I take, and what I eat: the trick is - all of this information is related. And any app that cannot combine them in one list misses the mark. My doctor needs to see what I ate, then see how much insulin I took with it, and what my glucose was at the time, and then what it was 2 hours later. Then she can identify problems. (I didn't take enough insulin, I ate too much, etc.). Seeing these things in separate categories (like this app) is nice, but it isn't as useful because you have to keep switching between two views and keep them mentally in sync to see patterns of insulin usage and glucose levels. And it ignores food altogether. The graph is nice, but my doctor wants to see the numbers - with the food that caused those numbers too. I really like how it keeps track of how many units I use each month. That will be very handy when I need refills.

With the latest update, this app can't be beat. With the labs and meds addition, I can keep everything I need. And with the labs info, this is not just a log any more. My doctor said to say "thanks". Actually makes keeping up with my diabetes interesting, if that's possible.

As a log, this app can't be beat. Great email function and graphing function. I'm not a diabetic but I use this to keep tabs on my diabetic cat and email the vet his readings. The developer seems to pay great attention to the functionality of this app. As to the reviewer who complained this app doesn't give recommended injections, that is a BAD idea. One word: liability. You should be working with your doctor for that.

I like that it doesn't have a food database or any other frills. It does a great job of easily allowing you to enter your blood glucose. I'd like to see a few additional charts and views of the data, but otherwise, it meets my needs. For those that haven't noticed, the insulin list can be edited to include orals, Byetta, or other such items you might want to track.

I have tried most of the diabeties tracking apps in the app store (except the over priced one made by a bunch of doctors with what looks like an overcomplicated interface), and this one ended up being the keeper. I don't know about you, but I have a busy life and can't afford endless time tinkering with a program. This app was easy to learn, easy to understand, and most importantly easy to use every day. Inputting info 4 times a day can get tedious, but this app makes that task so easy that it becomes transparent in your daily routine. Another feature that rocks is the main composite info graph. As you input glucose readings or insuline doses they get displayed immediatly to the graph. This allows you to quickly see how you are doing throughout the day. I use the FTP feature to output files to backup my info, but that is all I use them for. My doctor just takes a look at the iPod when I visit, I guess I am lucky that way. In any case I absolutly recommend this app for anyone looking for an app that follows the KISS principle, but still manages to include all the features you need in an app like this.

I just love this app so far. It is very useful and I really like the email feature that I can send to myself or doctor. However, I wish that you could add more meds such as Metformin and Glyburide. Other that that, great app!

Thanks for upgrading it to track insulin basal rates and boluses.

It's great for recording day to day readings. I wish there was a way to email this info to your doctor

I'm a newly diagnosed diabetic, and this app has been fantastic for helping me track and get my sugar under control. The author is quick to respond when I've had questions, and so far I've found that it does anything I need, either directly or via the notes function. Well worth the money in my case.

I am not the journal keeping type. I *start* journals, writing diary, food journal, whatever, and then fizzle out. Of course, journal keeping is critical to getting my sugars under control and Diamedic is so helpful in this regard. While my enthusiasm might have a tinge of shiny/cool/yay gizmo factor - something I am sure fellow iPhone owners understand - it is also because this is a practically perfect tracking tool.

Overall, this is a nice app. I especially like the fact that you can go back and edit previous entries. It's easy to navigate around and fairly easy to input data. I would love to see the med/insulin list be customized to allow you to remove stuff you don't use. Also, if I could export my data in flat text or a CSV, that would be very helpful when sharing log data with my Endo. Well worth the $$ IMHO.

This app has made my life much easier. It provides easily entered and easily accessed data as to all of the important issues - glucose readings, A1c and other lab results, daily carb intake, daily exercise, med tracking, weight tracking, and more. If you keep your entries current, there's no wondering whether you skipped a dose. The graphing function is extensive and very reinforcing - if your numbers are on a healthy track. The data points are customizable. You can add your own meds and exercises, for example. I started using this app after a period of out-of-control behavior, and it has helped me to regain control. It helps me focus. Customer support is quick and friendly. The app's only omission is calorie tracking.

I've been using Diamedic for a few days now. Overall I really like it but there's on major weakness that I'm now aware of, at least if you want to record exercise. I do road and mountain biking, spin classes, swim laps, walk and other activities that might affect my blood sugar and would be good to track. Diamedic only provides fields for date/time and quantity! It is good that quantity can be entered as an assortment of units, but the same number of minutes of spin class and of walking are not equivalent. I'd really like to enter the type of activity also. I guess I could work around this using notes, but I really shouldn't have to do that. Leave the selection of units or quantity independent of the type of activity though - if I know how far I walked I'll enter that, but if I don't know I'll enter minutes. Of course, calories could be a universal unit, but then the user would need help in estimating that value! Maybe I just need to get another app for doing the calorie calculation, but I'd still prefer to track the activity type too.

I've used this regularly. I'd love to see the app decide breakfast, lunch or dinner based on the time of day. I'd also love to have an app that will interface directly with my Freestyle lite meter. I use that one because it's the smallest to tote around all the time. I'd also like to be able to put in my normal insulin dosage and have it remember that and just add on if need be. Great work, though, Nicholas. Hope you're busy with the 3.0 SDK now!