97 mg/dL
= 5.4 mmol/LIn range
A glucose reading of 97 mg/dL is 5.4 mmol/L (5.38 before rounding; 1 mmol/L = 18.01559 mg/dL). It is 27 mg/dL above the bottom of the target range (70) and 83 below the top (180).
97 mg/dL against each published threshold
| Threshold | 97 mg/dL is |
|---|---|
| CGM target range, 2019 international consensus | In range (70–180 mg/dL) |
| ADA goal before meals, many adults with diabetes: 80–130 | Within the goal |
| ADA goal for the peak after meals: below 180 | Within the goal |
| Fasting lab test (no food for 8 h) | Below the prediabetes range (100–125) |
| 2 hours into a 75 g glucose test | Below the prediabetes range (140–199) |
The CGM range and the ADA goals are for people who have diabetes; a care team can set different ones. The two lab tests are how diabetes is diagnosed, on a plasma sample, and ADA asks for two abnormal results unless the high glucose is unmistakable. One meter or CGM reading does not diagnose anything.