What is the code on these strips?
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The code on the strip must match the code shown on the meter. Most will auto recognize the code and display it prior to use. Some made adjusting the meter to match. Mismatch code is like putting a 22 bullet in a .357 revolver....the result will reflect the intended outcome.
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The code is 25 and usually printed on the container unless is specified. If you use freestyle test strips, most they do no required code, but for the old version it will also printed on the box or the test strips container.
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I find two sets of numbers PB13241 is stamped on and 0-29695-24897-9 is the scan code Hope this helps.
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Yes! Try it first for free via their official website. They will send you 2 free strips.
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I'm not sure. I looked on them and the only letters/numbers are NSF 574. I'm sorry I don't have a better answer.
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No, I don't think they are compatible because each machine is different in the way they read the strips. You might not get a accurate reading. You could try calling the manufacturer and ask them.
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None mines works fine however I know this product wasn't built to last.. one of my strips stoped working months laster I would return immediately
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You will have to email Petmate and ask them. I kmow the codes vary so what is on our packages might not be the same for everyone. Also, you can do a search and ask "how to read bar codes" and you will find out exactly what each section of numbers mean.
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Greetings Martin,All of our test strips are 1 year or better! However, the code on the corner of the test strip box may not be the same. They are no coding test strips and that number does not affect your testing. Please feel free to give us a call if you have any questions at 1-866-622-4984. Have a great day!
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... and one on "resin identification codes": http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Resin_identification_code
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I find two sets of numbers PB13241 is stamped on and 0-29695-24897-9 is the scan codeHope this helps.
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Until the manufacturer (or company retailing these strips) gives clear and specific instructions on how to read the results on these strips your guess will be as good as anyone else's. The many answers that have already addressed how to read the strips are simply full of other people's opinions of how to do it. I maintain that until the manufacturer or supplier actually issues clear instructions it will remain a guessing game where anyone's answer may be right.
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I'm not much of an expert to answer. The strips my wife uses in the next Ez meter are 7308. I think that is all that will work. Sorry I don't have more info.
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Any box that is not expired will probably be Code 25. I have only seen Code 25 versions for years now wherever I go! For those who don't know: Code 25 means there is no need to enter a code into the machine to calibrate it for each box of test strips.
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Here is a nice resource explaining how to use the strips: http://meny.weebly.com/uploads/4/5/7/5/4575254/tastelab.docx
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On the white portion of the label the top number next to the picture of test strip is the lot number of the strips produced. The number directly beneath the lot number is the expiration date. I just purchased 200 test strips from Diabetes Health Supply. The code on each container is 16. I have no idea what the code number indicates. Generally speaking, a code like this probably indicates the location of the plant that manufactured the test strip. I do know it has no bearing on the quality of the product.
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The strips that I received are marked 7090G. I have used these strips from different Amazon sources and they have all been good and worked well with my meter every time. I use 7090G on my 7393A meter. So it works on both meters.
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u have to open the packaging, there is a paper that has the code... hope that helps!