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The abbreviation "mmol/L." is a mole measurement of plasma glucose in a volume of blood. It stands for millimoles per liter in a sample of blood. Another common measurement of plasma glucose is taken weight as milligrams per deciliter or "mg/dL." Both mesurements are commonly called "blood sugar levels."
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