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Converts blood glucose values between American units (mg/dL) and UK units (mmol/L)
Created: Jan 2000; Last updated: Tuesday 5 June 2001
On 17 Sep 2001 Matt Milne wrote:
As a Brit living in Los Angeles with family in the UK who work in the Healthcare system this page was very useful. I had guessed the conversion was around 20/1 but this confirmed it.
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