+15%

Avg. TIR Increase

-40%

Severe Hypoglycemia

500+

Active Pairs

The Clinical Case for Time in Range

The A1C Illusion

For decades, HbA1c was the gold standard for diabetes management. However, A1C only provides a 90-day average. It completely masks Glycemic Variability (GV)—the dangerous peaks and valleys that cause long-term microvascular complications and daily physical exhaustion.

Two patients can have an identical A1C of 7.0%. Patient A is stable. Patient B spends 20% of their day dangerously low and 30% dangerously high. TIR reveals the truth A1C hides.

[Image of a graph comparing two patients with identical A1C but different Time in Range showing high glycemic variability vs stable glucose]

Reducing Glycemic Variability

High GV is linked to oxidative stress and endothelial dysfunction. Our mentors teach advanced pre-bolusing and macronutrient timing to flatten post-prandial (after-meal) spikes.

Minimizing Time Below Range

Clinical guidelines mandate keeping Time Below Range (TBR < 70 mg/dL) under 4%. We focus heavily on overnight basal testing and exercise adjustments to prevent severe hypoglycemia.

How Peer Mentorship Bridges the Gap

1

The Match

We pair you with a mentor who shares your exact diagnosis, utilizes the same management technology, and understands your lifestyle.

2

Data Analysis

Together, you review your CGM ambulatory glucose profile (AGP) without judgment and target one variable at a time.

3

Real-World Adjustment

Through weekly calls, your mentor shares lived-experience strategies to help you adjust to exercise, stress, and sick days.

See the Full 6-Month Process

Calculate Your Current TIR Impact

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70%
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