there are so many different test strips available - which are the right ones?
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There are only the Accu-Chek Compact strips that will work with this tester. They come 17 sealed in a drum. The drum is installed in the tester. When the tester is turned on one strip will pop out so you may test. Turn off the tester when you are done and that strip falls out and a new one is ready to go the next time you test. When the drum is empty you replace it with a new drum.
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One must use test strips manufactured by Roche Labs that come in a canister. Each little canister contains 17 strips. Each test strip is automatically inserted, similar to a revolver pistol), into the chamber when the device is turned on. Depending how you set your glucometer, a beep sounds when it's ready to receive a small drop of blood, and then several seconds later to reveal the test results. There are 6 canisters in a box. The label must say Accu-Chek Compact 1x17 tests. The strips do not need to be calibrated.
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In my opinion, this is the best BG monitor available. It is expensive, especially if you test many times a day. I test 4 times a day because I am on insulin. That means I change the drum of strips every 5 days. Seems it always runs out when its time to eat. But it beats inserting a strip every time I test. I wouldn't have anything else.
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There are only one type of test strip that fit into this meter. They come in drums and are most commonly sold three drums in a pack. Their are 17 strips per drum.
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I'm not the seller either but I've bought 100 test strips before and you get them in one package. Hope this helps.
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Each test strip vial comes with its own unique chip that you plug into the side of your meter. Each time you turn the meter on the display number should match the number on the chipand on the side of the vial insuring you are using the correct strips.
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Honestly I'm not sure, it doesn't say anywhere, but I think the pre-employment screening would be better quality tester hence I don't think I will recommend. You might wanna spend a little more cash for something solid. These tester will probably just tell you if you're in the field of toxicity. Once it didn't even work on me... But I need I was 100% positive.
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The monitor does not require test strips. On the HKPP site, this monitor is possibly a step up from the Cardy monitor.
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This Meter takes a certain Test strip. They list them here on Amazon . The Lancets you can see here http://www.amazon.com/Accu-Chek-Softclix-Lancets-100-ea/dp/B0000532GY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1389834786&sr=8-1&keywords=accu+chek+compact+Lancets....they are cheap and work well. I stopped using this Meter due to the Test strips being hard to find and expensive, plus the dates run out and you can not use them in the Meter anymore. You can buy a box and before you can use them all they expire and the Meter will not allow use of them. Just so you know.
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The test strips are for both. There are two numbers on the bottle of test strips, one for cats and one for dogs. You set your glucose meter accordingly, it is very easy to do. I love this meter, you won't regret purchasing it.
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Normals are printed on each test strip bottle..one of mine says 107-148 another says 106-146
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All of them use different test strips with contour being the cheapest. I believe that Contour and Contour nest use the same software program. Can't tell you about medicare. I went with the contour meter because freestyle doubled the price of their test strips. I did keep my lancet device since it works better than the bayer.
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I don't think so, I bought one from Walmart that came with a box you could send off. These do not. It's just the test strips
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Not sure what you mean, mine didn't come with any test strips, you can always try checking the intex website, they might have what you are looking for if you can't find it on amazon.
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I can't remember if it came with strips. If it did, it was only a few strips. It is a great tester, so order the strips for it too. Glenn
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I would think so. Mine is a Walgreens branded meter, but the strips are generic True Test strips.
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The "Sidekick" comes with 50 strips. The package says the tester will only work on the strips you get. The one I bought included a testing solution so you can verify the accuracy.
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Here is my impression of why ClearBlue costs more.- Marketing- The tests themselves have more elaborate packagingThere are also HCG strips in this pack that are also a fraction of the price of pregnancy tests in store. The same reasons apply. My experience is there is no difference in quality between these and more expensive brands.
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No. Each meter uses its own kind of strips. This is only for a True Test meter.
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These are not test strips. These are lancets. Sorry for the delayed response to your question.