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A ânormalâ blood glucose level comes in at around 4 â 7 mmol/L or 4 â 8 mmol/L for a child with Type 1 diabetes before meals. Two hours after a meal, a normal blood sugar range should be under 9 mmol/L for people with T1D. For T2D, the upper range is slightly lower at 8.5 mmol/L. You can find additional information on the Diabetes UK website. If youâre in the US:
Quick Answer. A normal glucose meter reading is 100 mg/dL or less after 8 hours of fasting, or 140/120 mg/dL or less at 2 hours after a meal for those under 50 years old, notes WebMD. Normal levels for random glucose testing range between 70-125 mg/dL, according to Healthline. Continue Reading.