Does this help to show hemoglobin levels-for anemia?
1037593
No, it tells you the percentage of your hemoglobin that has glucose ( sugar) attached.
1403874
No. My doctor said the report was unusable because it produces a fuzzy range rather than specific readings that would allow him to see how consistent the oxygen levels were. Just get the equipment from your doctor.
1370210
Make sure you have a working battery and the correct strips. Sometimes a code will show which may indicate you don't have enough blood for the sample. These are just some suggestions.
1766615
In my knowledge no it doesn't show but i like this one more thsn other products. I use it for ph degree for urine.
588404
this is a very good product. I could use it instead of going to my doctor for B-12 injections to help me overcome anemia.
225182
totally dependent upon the testing agency. If you are doing a test for employment with Hospital, they usually do test by themselves. And if the result is faint line, they may accept it as negative. Usually all Labs like quest, labwork etc would take the faint line as INCONCLUSIVE result. And again depends on your employer how they treat INCONCLUSIVE RESULTS.
188462
Perhaps test it on a similar piece of cloth to see the results. even an untreated cloth would yield results to compare.
402199
I don't know as to whether it is "slow-release" or not. This was prescribed for me by my OB-Gyn about 20 years ago (I am now 72). I was inclined to be borderline anemic. On occasion, when trying to donate blood, they would not take it because of this condition. I take one every day and have lots of energy all day long and can't imagine suffering from anemia. I rarely go to the doctor and have had a blood test a couple of times in the past 20 years or so Obviously, my blood count is ok. I never even think about it or ask the doctor since I feel so great.
1351971
Yes, but not in color. Raised numbers that are not easy to read, but it does have a label for you to indicate the contents.
768202
It only measures total dissolved solids, as gauged by electrical conductivity. If that will help you with nutrient levels, great, but I suspect the answer is really no.
1580727
Yes, it does. I got another blood tester. It's TrueResult. I like it better. I don't have to insert a code of strips every time starting new strips because it is code less.Natalya
1476839
Yes. You would be able to view many different kinds of biological cells including blood cells.
1747573
No. Efforts are being made to develop a meter that works without requiring a physical blood sample but, to my knowledge, we're not there yet. When it happens you can bet they won't be selling them for $13.00.
1994093
I tried a case of this over a month & it helped tremendously - it helps both joints & muscles. No idea on the blood level of it, but it is most definitely worth the cost - powder or liquid form. It probably effects different people differently, as metabolisms are all different on an individual basis. I know it worked for me - worth a trial run
1043115
I'm not certain but my guess would be that a blood test is much more accurate. This was just for home use for teenagers :)
1638303
I tried it and got zero. Took a nap right after. But I do have pernicious anemia (chronic B-12 deficiency), so perhaps that's why it did nothing for me.
1040224
Yes and no. I think if you are tracing something very defined, very clear lines then, yes. Otherwise really see-through so fine details won't work. Hope that helps.