Do these measure in mmol/L or in mg/dL? I have a Canadian glucose meter & want to make sure these will work.
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The units of measure are a function of the METER, not the strip. You should be able to set your meter to indicate mmol/l, as the meters are sold worldwide. mg/dl is used only in the United States ... just like the foot, pound, mile, gallon & so on.
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The information sheet that came in the box indicates mg/dL. The box was also labelled as "Not for Retail Sale" which surprised me! At least the expiration date was 15 months in the future.
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I don't know, but I have the procision glucometer and they work in that one.
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Yes they are for One Touch Ultra 2. That is the type of Diabetic Tester I have. No prescription needed. The lady that fills my prescriptions was shocked. She had heard of Amazon but didn't know that they sold things like that. We were both excited. I ran out of strips before time to get it filled and I said I wonder if Amazon had test strips. And yes they did. I don't wonder anymore I just look it up. And there it is.
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They did not fit my Ideal multimeter. They fit in the hole but gave me intermittent readings. The gage of the pin was different than the meter. I took a gamble and tried them because they were cheap. I eventually purchased the correct ones from my supplier. Its your call. Good luck.
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In my opinion, the Manitoba brand and ths one in particular has benn , is , most effective. I measure what it does for me and my glucose has dropped from 8.7 to 7.4 a1c
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they say 50 ng/ml but not sure how accurate...alot cheaper than 35 dollar single tests at cvs and other pharmacies that may not be accurate either...took me a few months before i got the negative..good luck and hope you pass!
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I don't understand your question. These are 31 g 5 mm pen needles for insulin pens. These are not syringe needles.
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I'm not totally sure, however I used these ( all of them ) over a two week span, while comparing them to the walgreens kit I bought, as well as the more strict 15 ng/ML test you can get here on Amazon as well, and all of them came back clean. I went and took my test at the lab and came back clean as well. Goodluck, and don't stress as much as I did- it was uneeded.
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Yes. In the user manual that comes with the CardioChek analyzer are instructions on how to change to mmol/l. If you are unable to get it switched, you can contact the manufacturer's tech support. Please note that we cannot ship CardioChek products into Canada.
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I routinely measure 0.04 grams, works for me but I have no way to compare. The calibration seems right on.
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While it reads in milligrams, it seems not to be that accurate. I would estimate it is +/- 5mg in accuracy, so if you're weighing 100mg you might be off by 5%.
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Yes,it does measure in milligrams.It works great doing so.Have not had an issue or error with this product at all but you must calibrate with the weight or get coins that amount to.1000mg to work perfect.This is with any scale.I hope I have answered your question.
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The test strips marked 75001 are for checking blood ketones. The test strips marked 45001 are for checking blood glucose. Hope that helps.
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I use Bayer's 7080G and 7099C test strips. Never had a problem with those. I don't know if that helps you out. If you really want to make sure call Bayer, they well help. My Meter is a 7184A. Just buy 50, then you won't get burned, if they don't work.
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The lancets are only as good as your lancet device that you use with the lancets. My lancet device has a rotating head where you can select settings 1 - 5 for the depth of the stick. If your test strips for Cholesterol are similar to the type of strips used for blood glucose, then you should be just fine.
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It's been a while since I've used them (I was only a pre-diabetic and dodged the bullet), but as I recall they were dated about a year or so forward. They were long gone before they expired - and that was testing only once a day for the last couple of months. BTW, did you check the previous Q&As;? I think this question was asked before.
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You can not use this hydrometer for maple syrup. The Brix scale max. is 35. But... I grew up in N.H. and did some amateur sugaring when I was a kid. Back then, I used the "pinky taste test" method. Send a sample and I will be happy to test yours! :-) I don't really know the answer to your second question. But I suspect that it is tied to the $60/gallon price of syrup!