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Time in Range

Time in Tight Range: A New Diabetes Goal?

You have probably heard of time in range (TIR), but time in tight range (TITR) has slowly become popular among some diabetes experts. Whereas guidelines generally define time in range as a range of between 70 to 180 mg/dl, time in tight range is defined as between 70 to 140 mg/dl. 

Under My Fork app displaying time in range report.

8 Apps To Improve Your Time in Range

Diabetes apps like Glucose Buddy, eddii, mySugr, ChatCGM, and Happy Bob can be useful tools to monitor and improve blood glucose measures, including time in range.

The main interface for Nightscout shows current blood sugar level, insulin dosing, past CGM readings, and other data on a web page.

Nightscout: How To Get Started With CGM in the Cloud

Cyclist at home applying a CGM sensor with his bike in the background. Source: iStock

How To Start Using a CGM

Medtronic MiniMed 780G: Overview, Features, and News

Learn about the automated insulin delivery system's features, how it works, what it costs — and get the latest news.

A woman wearing a continuous glucose monitor looks at the fabric overlay to keep it in place.

7 Common CGM Hang-Ups (and How To Get Around Them)