Medical Disclaimer

GluFloat provides guidance on food choices for people living with diabetes. It is designed to help you make informed decisions about what to eat. It is not a substitute for medical advice.

What GluFloat Does

• Shows you whether a food or meal is a good, fair, or poor choice for someone living with Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes.
• Shows you how to improve a meal, such as adjusting the portion size or pairing it with other foods to reduce its impact on your blood sugar.
• Provides guidance based on established knowledge of nutrition and blood sugar management.

What GluFloat Does Not Do

• It does not diagnose diabetes or any other medical condition.
• It does not treat, cure, or reverse diabetes.
• It does not replace your doctor, nurse, pharmacist, or dietitian.
• It does not tell you to start, stop, or change any medication.
• It does not have access to your personal medical history, laboratory results, or other health conditions.

Always Do This

• Continue taking your medication exactly as prescribed by your doctor unless your doctor advises otherwise.
• Continue checking your blood sugar as recommended by your healthcare provider.
• If you feel unwell, dizzy, very weak, or if your blood sugar is extremely high or low, treat it as a medical emergency and seek immediate medical attention. Do not wait to check the app.

Our Promise and Our Limits

We work hard to ensure the information in GluFloat is accurate, practical, and useful. However, every person's body responds to food differently, so we cannot guarantee that our guidance will be appropriate for everyone.

To understand how a meal affects your body, check your blood sugar about 2 hours after eating. This will help you confirm whether the meal and portion worked well for your diabetes.