The 2 pads on the test strip are confusing. One will match a 5.75 level the other a 6.0 level. Which do you believe? Top (orange) or bottom (green).
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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.
1199794
The tubes take up some space, so two quarts would be a good estimate. Make sure you go by your dipstick to get your final level.
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It looks suspiciously like a decimal point is moved for some reason. I am not a Dr. but I'd wonder if 161/109 were valid reading (not one that you want, I'm only guessing at the concidence.
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No idea, but there was a pretty good YouTube video that I checked out about the install. Maybe from that you can compare. Should also be able to check via AutoZone, Advanced, etc. It took me more time to find my floor jack than it did to install the new pads. Very happy with them so far.
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Never seen orange, I am buying my second set for another car, awesome! Orange needs yellow and red, green and red makes yellow, theoretically it should be possible, but I haven't played with it enough to get there
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I am back again, this is Loretta. I just read another post that said it was to be used every month or so. I will try to find the directions and get back to you. Just cked the directions. Apparently it is just to make sure it is within the numbers on the bottom of the test strips' box. I never did this. I hope it is. I will try it tomorrow and see if my results have been accurate!!! So I guess it is wise to see if the strips for the meter match up to the meter's parameters. I never really knew about this. So thank you for bringing it to my attention. And the solution does come with the meter. I am back again, this is Loretta. I just read another post that said it was to be used every month or so. I will try to find the directions and get back to you. Just cked the directions. Apparently it is just to make sure it is within the numbers on the bottom of the test strips' box. I never did this. I hope it is. I will try it tomorrow and see if my results have been accurate!!! So I guess it is wise to see if the strips for the meter match up to the meter's parameters. I never really knew about this. So thank you for bringing it to my attention. And the solution does come with the meter.
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The upper zone is supposed to be for reds and I keep at around 56. The lower, for whites can go into the 40's. However there is a flaw in that since the two areas are really not separated, here is what happens: The upper zone stays around the same temp - the lower zone keeps changing. If set at 45 for example, it will cool to 45 and then shuts off and so the temp will rise util it hits the temp of the upper zone setting (56 in my case). At that point it comes back on and lowers the bottom zone to it's set temp, then goes off ,etc. Through all this the upper zone seems to stay at its setting. Hope this clarifies a bit! The upper zone is supposed to be for reds and I keep at around 56. The lower, for whites can go into the 40's. However there is a flaw in that since the two areas are really not separated, here is what happens: The upper zone stays around the same temp - the lower zone keeps changing. If set at 45 for example, it will cool to 45 and then shuts off and so the temp will rise util it hits the temp of the upper zone setting (56 in my case). At that point it comes back on and lowers the bottom zone to it's set temp, then goes off ,etc. Through all this the upper zone seems to stay at its... » Read More The upper zone is supposed to be for reds and I keep at around 56. The lower, for whites can go into the 40's. However there is a flaw in that since the two areas are really not separated, here is what happens: The upper zone stays around the same temp - the lower zone keeps changing. If set at 45 for example, it will cool to 45 and then shuts off and so the temp will rise util it hits the temp of the upper zone setting (56 in my case). At that point it comes back on and lowers the bottom zone to it's set temp, then goes off ,etc. Through all this the upper zone seems to stay at its setting. Hope this clarifies a bit! « Show Less
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the picture shown on the left is different from the one I got . When I click on the image another unit shows up which looks right but I don't know what the yellow strip is. If you can return get it and if doesn't work you can return it. check with east coast lcd where I got mine.
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Lisa here are the numbers on the comparison chart of the container, it reads. 4.5, 5.0, 5.5, 5.75, 6.0, 6.25, 6.5, 6.75, 7.0, 7.25, 7.5, 8.0, 8.5, 9.0. Hope that helps.
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I get a different reading from every gauge I use. . .TD seems consistent between tires, though. Maybe battery?
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Sorry, answered that with my phone and it autocorrected a few thing odd. Green is set at 5 foot increments and red is 2 feet away
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Ascensia: My meter says "Ascensia" in very small print above the large print "Breeze 2" however I find the Bayer website no longer references Ascensia regarding this product. I wonder if they just dropped Ascensia from being a part of the product name.Discs: My box says 1467A on the front (vs 96674A). I have no idea why the difference in numbers. The Breeze2 test strips we're discussing here that I received with the 1467A on the box fit my meter. It is my belief that the disc style strips fits all Breeze2 meters. However, you may want to call Bayer and ask at (800)348-8100 and see what's up with the word Ascensia and different box numbers. I hope this helps. Ascensia: My meter says "Ascensia" in very small print above the large print "Breeze 2" however I find the Bayer website no longer references Ascensia regarding this product. I wonder if they just dropped Ascensia from being a part of the product name.Discs: My box says 1467A on the front (vs 96674A). I have no idea why the difference in numbers. The Breeze2 test strips we're discussing here that I received with the 1467A on the box fit my meter. It is my belief that the disc style strips fits all Breeze2 meters. However, you may want to call... » Read More Ascensia: My meter says "Ascensia" in very small print above the large print "Breeze 2" however I find the Bayer website no longer references Ascensia regarding this product. I wonder if they just dropped Ascensia from being a part of the product name.Discs: My box says 1467A on the front (vs 96674A). I have no idea why the difference in numbers. The Breeze2 test strips we're discussing here that I received with the 1467A on the box fit my meter. It is my belief that the disc style strips fits all Breeze2 meters. However, you may want to call Bayer and ask at (800)348-8100 and see what's up with the word Ascensia and different box numbers. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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I can't answer for the discrepancy. However, the meter I use is pre-2010 which should meet either of the descriptions. I continued to test both with these Unistrips right next to the One Touch test strips and every time Unistrip was 30+ points higher using the same blood within seconds of each other. I finally discarded the box and I guess I will have to eat the price of the second box since I bought two boxes of fifty.
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I'm not sure. I'm thinking it may be the size of the container (one is 60ct the other is 120ct.) Hope that helps!
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A U and an L are on the little tab indicating Upper and Lower tray. I had a 50/50 chance because I didn't see it and, of course, I had it wrong the first time.
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There are numbers but they are different from the Scott's numbers. I remember seeing a conversion table on the internet but we just use 0/25/50/75/100% "slot open percent". It's a great, durable spreader and it's worth the workaround on the calibration numbers.
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It looks like when you select a size option the 26x1.95 is one with the yellow writing on the sidewall. It is a little confusing. Hth.