I have an ecup nondot test will this be as accurate or give me the same result as the ecup?
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WTF are you talking about....these test strips work... I tested someone dirty, and someone clean....they work,,buy them... they are only 10 bucks....
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WTF are you talking about....these test strips work... I tested someone dirty, and someone clean....they work,,buy them...they are only 10 bucks....
1668641
I don't know anything about ecup but this strip test does not work well at all. The results are unclear and inaccurate. Cheap for a reason..
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Sam, I will answer the best I can. I do not have an animas ping pump, so I can't say for sure. Off the top of my head I would say if it is a "One Touch Meter" I would say yes. However, from my experience with these test strips, the number of times that I tried them in comparison w/ the One Touch Strips, the Unistrips always came back w/ a reading of 10-15% higher than the One Touch which in my opinion could cause a problem w/ a pump. Personally I loved the idea of a generic strip, but was not comfortable with the difference. If this is any help to you, I am happy, but keep in mind this is just my opinion as every diabetic reacts differently from everyone else.Barry Sam, I will answer the best I can. I do not have an animas ping pump, so I can't say for sure. Off the top of my head I would say if it is a "One Touch Meter" I would say yes. However, from my experience with these test strips, the number of times that I tried them in comparison w/ the One Touch Strips, the Unistrips always came back w/ a reading of 10-15% higher than the One Touch which in my opinion could cause a problem w/ a pump. Personally I loved the idea of a generic strip, but was not comfortable with the difference. If this is any help to you, I am happy, but... » Read More Sam, I will answer the best I can. I do not have an animas ping pump, so I can't say for sure. Off the top of my head I would say if it is a "One Touch Meter" I would say yes. However, from my experience with these test strips, the number of times that I tried them in comparison w/ the One Touch Strips, the Unistrips always came back w/ a reading of 10-15% higher than the One Touch which in my opinion could cause a problem w/ a pump. Personally I loved the idea of a generic strip, but was not comfortable with the difference. If this is any help to you, I am happy, but keep in mind this is just my opinion as every diabetic reacts differently from everyone else.Barry « Show Less
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To my experience, not at all. I bought a OneTouch Ultra 2 which is close to Accu-Chek Aviva Plus but slightly lower at each test. My TrueResult has way lower readings compared to the other two. I even bought additional test strips to test TrueResult to see if it was wrong with my previous test strips, still not good either, just very inaccurate.
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I own a Fluke 112 True RMS Multimeter that can measure capacitance. I compared measurements on my Fluke and the Honeytek on ten different value/type capacitors. The Fluke gave reading that were consistent with value of the capacitors measured whereas the Honeytek gave erratic readings, some as much as 20% off the stated value. I gave the Honeytek away. If you do not care about accuracy or quality of your test instruments, buy the Honeytek.
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I didn't have any problem. However I sent mine back due to I didn't/don't think it gave me accurate readings.
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I believe it is since I did the test and all works well. Good luck I love this product.
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Perhaps test it on a similar piece of cloth to see the results. even an untreated cloth would yield results to compare.
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you need to calibrate with solution to 1000 small screw driver hole in back of unit. good to go. if you want ec instead of ppm divide by 50 150ppm is .3 ec every 50 ppm is .1 ec.
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The readings on mine are pretty right on. You should bring it to your doctors office on your next visit and compare it to their reading right at that time.
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From what I understand, these tests are NOT very accurate and I wouldn't get them again. But, the same thing happened to me last month when I had a chemical pregnancy. I would try a different test in another day.
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dot 5 fluid is a silicone fluid, it should also be purple, cannot be checked with this tester as it is also not needed. check you should have dot 4 or dot 3 fluid, make sure you just touch the tips and not immerse plastic portion
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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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'The firt time I got ECA next time I didnt . So I guess its hit or miss. Wish they had a more accurate system
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They are supposed to be good for a year but I am not happy with the Accu Chek. I take a sample and it may be 185 and then take a second reading right after and it might be 140. I am going to look for a different test kit.
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I doubt that it is "accurate" in terms of being calibrated to any significant extent. I just line the up the disk to where I want it and it is very close to my floor pumps reading. I just use it to finish my ride if I get a flat. If I'm within 10 psi I'm happy enough to get home.
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I have both. To my mind, they are equal. Same mode of operation, same features, very similar construction. Just avoid the Commercial Electric brand testers from Home Depot. I had one that I had to return because it was intermittent...I couldn't trust it.
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Seems to be accurate. Sampling time is several times per second. No idea about how reliable, when I was on the O2 the reading was higher than when I was not.