Do these strips also work with the ReliOn Ultima? (I've heard it's the same meter with a different name).
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Hi. I don't think it would be compatible with the ReliOn meter. The ReliOn products are specifically made for their meter only but you may be able to check with the manufacturer other than that, that's all I know about it.
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I have a ReliOn Ultma and a Precision Xtra. The Precision test strips will work in the ReliOn but the ReliOn strips will NOT wrok in the Precision.
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Unfortunately they are not compatible with the next meter, you must use the Next strips, Amazon also offers this item in its inventory...
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Usually it says on the box what meters it is good for. The new strips are the ones with the blue butterfly on them. I have the FreeStyle Freedom. You know if your really not sure you can find a deal and just buy a new meter as they do not cost that much. I really cannot tell you if your meter being ten years old, but you could contact FreeStyle and they can answer you back. Sorry I cannot give you the answer your looking for
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i have both, but they are definitely different strips. i could not interchange them.
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I don't know. It's best to buy the ones designed for your meter. Next time you are at your doctor, ask him for a free 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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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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Yes. I believe the contour next strips work with all the next meters. As long as your Bayer has the word NEXT in it, it should fit the next strips
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I can't tell you when my meter was made. However it is new, I have only had it for two months.... so I assume it is of more recent production. I have had no problems with my meter whatsoever.... My meter is a One Touch Ultra mini. They work great for me! I downloaded all the FDA tests and they conform graph wise to the One Touch Ultra blue test strips PERFECTLY. That is about as much as I can say... for me they were a god-send.
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I don't know..I didn't keep the box. The meter don't have expiration date. You need to check the expiration date of the strips,
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Douglas, I told you yes, however they are only for the Abbott Freestyle LITE Meter. sorry'bout my error the rest of my answer is correctMargo
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The Accu-Check strips are encoded with an expiration date. That date is on the box. After that date the strips will NOT work in Meter.
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I bought those too, the readings with the no-calibration strips still came out as 0.1's almost all the time with occasional 0.2's just like the first set of calibrated strips that I had bought with the meter originally. I'm an engineer and don't know exactly how they do it, but nanoscale manufacturing these days is doing amazing things so maybe the calibration sample is on the strip sub-microscopically and we simply can't see it. Just follow the instructions and be happy.
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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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I don't know. I bought one and it worked for a while but kept loosing contact with the meter. After trying to reset several times and I gave. It was too late to return so I thought I would try again and bought another and it never could communicate with my meter. I'm stuck with two because I didn't return them soon enough.
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I would suspect they would, since the majority of tens units are fairly universal, they should indeed work with that particular model. I have the Ultima5 model which is a standard model for pain relief and these replacement pads worked great. I prefer these pads over the Tyco brand electrodes which are only a one time application. The main reason why I like the previously mentioned electrodes is the fact that they are re-useable; and with that in mind a person can always save a few dollars here and there when looking for pain management.
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According to FreeStyle there is no difference. As Louis answered. You can ONLY use "lite" strips with the FreeStyle Lite Meter. The "Lite" is simply a part of the Brand name.