Will the test strips not fit meters purchased after 2012? I have a fairly new ultra mini meter.
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The test strips should fit the newer meters i use the delica lancets and genetic strips with fairly new meter
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i bought the test strips for my daughter. she did not have any problems wither her meter working and i believe hers is around that era.
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These are not test strips. These are lancets. Sorry for the delayed response to your question.
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I checked on the back of my meter and it reads: 53535659598 - which I believe is the serial number and not the model number. The Type number I show right above this bold number is: CAT/TYP: 05911958002. You could also contact Aviva at (800) 858-8072 to see what number to use. These strips work great with my meter. Good luck and best of health to you.
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Testing strips can go bad because there is an enzyme in them that can dry up. This happened to me with BD strips that were expired over 3 years. Like a lot of things they probably last a lot longer than the package says, is my guess. The meter exp date may be more for the batteries in them,
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The meters are generally always a promo, hence the low price for the meters. The companies make their money selling you their test strips. I really like this meter, but if buying a new one I would check the price per test strip before making a final decision.
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I bought them in May 2014 and they expire Jan 2015. FYI, when I called Accu-Chek to ask why the red-box strips always read higher than blue-box strips, they told me they have discontinued the Comfort Curve. They sent me a free Aviva meter and 50 strips, as well as a ppd envelope to return my old meter. I don't really like the Aviva as well, but life goes on. Given the Comfort Curve discontinuation, the expiration dates on Comfort Curves will probably keep getting shorter, or counterfeits will start showing up. Be careful.
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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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Meter does not have an experation date but the test strips doe on the box. Look on side oof the box and the bottle when opening them up !
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if you are asking if you can change the code on the meter to match the test strip, yes you can, however, for about at least 4 years now, all one touch test strips have only one code; 25, so you shouldn't have to keep recoding once you've coded it to 25, but always double check the code on the test strip container to make sure. I guess they did this to compete with all the "NO CODING NEEDED" meters.
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I have the same meter. If you purchase a 50-test strip vial that comes in a package with a 7098C code on the bottom of it, the strips should work with your meter.
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Yes. That is what I actually bought them for originally. They work great with this meter.
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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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Harriet, I haven't tried that. Even if the strips would physically fit, the issue would be the compatibility of the TRUEtest strips' printed circuitry with the Accu-Chek meter's electronics. I recommend that you go to a corner drugstore and buy a meter like True to Go that is very inexpensive. You will recover your investment very quickly.
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My meter is a Nipro Trueresult. I have purchased TRUEtest strips from different places and they have all worked. Just be sure they state that they are to be used with a Trueresult meter. If you have any reservations, ask your Pharmacist. Good luck.
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I did not have any strips in my kit. I purchased them separately. BTW, I really like this tester. Easy to use, small sample and the reports it generate are excellent.
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I bought my device/teststrips over a year ago and the expiration date on the test strips is located on the container below the 800 number. Mine was 2015-9
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Yes! Each time you get a new bottle of test strips, you'll have to make sure the code on the bottle is the same code in the meter. If not, you'll have to change the code in the meter!
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The data port auestion has been answered. Also one of the users doesn't like this meter. I LOVE it. There are not a lot of extras on it, but it always works, it is compact and light, and my insurance company does not have any trouble supplying the test strips. Check with whoever is going to supply the test strips (Medicare, or insurance) and see what they will do. I wish everything I owned worked this well.