Nutrition
CGM Time in Range Goals
CGM time in range goals track how long daily glucose stays in healthy bounds—often more actionable than a single fasting number for type 2 management.
CGM time in range goals set how much of the day glucose stays between clinician-defined bounds—often roughly seventy to one hundred eighty mg/dL for many adults with diabetes, with personalized adjustments. Time in range captures variability better than one fasting reading; improving it usually means fewer sharp post-meal spikes and steadier overnight lines.
Pair CGM goals with A1C labs quarterly.
Common questions
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What is a reasonable time in range for type 2?
Many care teams aim for seventy percent or more in range when using CGM, but targets depend on medications, age, and hypoglycemia risk—confirm with your clinician.
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