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A1C Home Kits
An A1C test provides a picture of how well your diabetes treatment plan is working by providing an average blood glucose (blood sugar) over the past 2 to 3 months. At home kits allow you to check your A1C quickly and in the comfort of your own home.
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A1C Home Kits
A1CNow Self Check
pts Diagnostics
The A1CNow Self Check is an at-home A1C testing kit that offers A1C results in five minutes. Each kit comes with four individual tests.
The A1CNow Self Check is an at-home A1C testing kit that offers A1C results in five minutes. Each kit comes with four individual tests.
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CVSHealth At Home A1C Test Kit
CVS
The CVS At Home A1C Test Kits allow the user to determine three-month blood glucose averages. Results are available within five minutes.
The CVS At Home A1C Test Kits allow the user to determine three-month blood glucose averages. Results are available within five minutes.
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ReliOn Fast A1C Kit
Walmart
The ReliOn™ A1C Self Test System for people with diabetes whose doctors recommend they check their A1C two to four times per year.
The ReliOn™ A1C Self Test System for people with diabetes whose doctors recommend they check their A1C two to four times per year.
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Well at Walgreens At-Home A1C Test Kit
Walgreens
This kit is for home monitoring of A1C. Provides A1C results in minutes.
This kit is for home monitoring of A1C. Provides A1C results in minutes.
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FAQs About A1C Home Kits
The A1C test is a blood test that gives you a picture of your blood glucose level over the past two to three months. You may see the term eAG (estimated average glucose), which can help you understand how your A1C number in the same measurement you use for your blood glucose checks.
Your A1C lets you know how your diabetes treatment plan is working.
Your health care team will rely on lab work, which is much more accurate, for your A1C testing. At-home A1C tests can give you general information about your blood glucose levels over time, which you may find useful.