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Blood test results

HbA1c

Average blood sugar over the past ~2-3 months, shown as the share of hemoglobin that is sugar-coated. A key marker for long-term glucose control.

Read the full guide: What your HbA1c means →

Typical reference range

RangeUnit
20–42 mmol/mol

Reference ranges vary between labs and by age, sex, and method — always read your result against the range printed on your lab report.

Educational only — not medical or diagnostic advice. One marker is a single data point; interpret it alongside your history and other results, and consult a qualified clinician about your health.

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