What Is Big Blue Test?
Between 2010 and 2011, over 10,000 people helped themselves while helping more than 10,000 others. Most participants in the Big Blue Test experience an average blood sugar drop of 20% and by every Big Blue Test result a donation is made by the program sponsor to help others around the world with diabetes in need.
The Big Blue Test is a program of the Diabetes Hands Foundation that encourages people with diabetes to test their blood sugar, exercise for 14-20 minutes, test again and share their experience on BigBlueTest.org. For every test, people with diabetes in need receive life-saving supplies through Big Blue Test grants that are awarded to humanitarian diabetes charities in the US and around the world, made possible thanks to the program sponsor.
In 2012, Roche Diabetes Care, makers of ACCU-CHEK® diabetes products and services, sponsors Big Blue Test once again donating $5 for each entry submitted on BigBlueTest.org, to help us touch even more lives. This year, we’re seeking to reach 20,000 Big Blue Test entries, which will translate into a donation of up to $100,000 that will help save lives.
Help yourself and help others. Get active, join the movement: do the Big Blue Test every day!
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