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[Glucose & Data] Add standard deviation of glucose to the My Data tab

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Kristen Valentine

Currently we can only see the standard deviation of glucose for a single day and compare it to the previous day or week. I would like to easily be able to see the standard deviation of glucose over a 7, 30, 90 day period like we can do in the My Data tab for other metrics.

February 15, 2024

Levels Health

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Great news! Your feedback matters, so we've added the Glucose standard deviation metric to the My Data tab. Keep an eye out for the change in next week's app release.

Taylor Maniscalchi

Merged in a post:

[Glucose & Data] Add "Variability Score" to My Data section of the app and explanation of this number to https://support.levels.com/category/9-ios

Andy Commons

Just like you have Average Glucose, Spike Count, Spike Time etc under the My Data area in the app, my daily emails titled "Daily Levels Metabolic Fitness Report" mention a variability score, but this info isn't found in My Data.
Also, at the bottom of the email it says, "Learn how to interpret the metrics in your report here." - But clicking here takes me to https://support.levels.com/category/9-ios where there is no mention of a Variability Score. Searching for the keyword Variability also returns no results about a variability score. So without any insights as to what a variability value measures, or what I should be aiming for, it's a confusing data point. Can details about Variability please be added to https://support.levels.com/category/9-ios?
Note, The app shows a Stability Score and tells us we're looking for an 85 or better. It would be great if that value could also be added to the daily Metabolic Fitness Report (and I assume Monthly Summary) emailed reports. 
Thanks.

February 7, 2025

Taylor Maniscalchi

Hey Andy, Standard Deviation or Variability refers to the fluctuations in your glucose levels throughout the day. Lower variability indicates a more stable and controlled metabolism. It is measured by calculating how much your glucose varies from your average reading in mg/dL. A stable day with fewer fluctuations results in lower variability, while more significant fluctuations lead to higher variability.
You can learn more here: https://support.levels.com/article/266-about-the-stability-score-feature
I'm merging this request with a similar one, so I wanted to reply before I did that!

Lynette Diaz

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We're currently discussing this feature request! Stay tuned for updates.