Preparation
Postprandial Blood Glucose (PP) measures your blood sugar exactly two hours after the start of a meal — the reading that shows how your body handles a real load, not just an empty stomach. At ₹49 with home collection across Trivandrum, it is the other half of the diabetes story.
Doctors value the PP reading because high post-meal sugars often appear years before fasting sugars misbehave, especially in Indians whose diets are carbohydrate-heavy. In known diabetics, the PP value shows whether medication is covering meals properly.
The rule is precise: note when you take your first bite, eat your normal meal (no feasting, no fasting), and have the blood drawn exactly two hours later. Our phlebotomist reaches your home at the scheduled slot so the timing lands correctly — this is the one glucose test where the clock is part of the measurement.
From the first bite. Note the time you start eating, eat your normal meal, and the draw happens two hours after that start time.