I have a OneTouch ultra mini can I use these strips and would I have to recode my machine? The OneTouch strips code is 25
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Yes you have to recode the strips to whatever number is on the bottle you get. I recoded mine and they were way off so I returned them. Hope you have better luck.
465019
I have 2 minis, one old for which I bought these, and one brand new, and curiously the strips work on both. You do have to calibrate it, and it will be a + or - 5 points difference in the result from the lifescan one blue strip to the unistrip generic on the same blood droplet. You do have to input the right code on the mini once you insert the strip, if it is brand new it displays the code 25, and with the up / down arrows change it to the code on the strip bottle (mine are always coded 49)
465020
I have the same device and they didn't work well. Way too high and a different number on 3 strips with se blood sample. Don't waste your money
465021
Yes you always have to recode your machine if the number on the strip container does not match what is currently coded in the machine.
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Yes, my experience is you can use these strips. I've had to recode my mini to 49 as indicate on the container. Not a big deal. Glad to help.
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I use a One Touch ultra mini, too. I did not have to recode my machine as my strip code was also 25. I found the results of these strips way too high and not consistent with each other - even if I used 2-3 strips at a time to test, the results varied A LOT!!! Not the right product for me.
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Yes, they work great. You would need to reset the code to 49 when using those.
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I use the One Touch Ultra 2 machine. The machine takes the One Touch Ultra blue test strips with the code of 25. I have used the Unistrip test strips with very good results. Yes you have to change the code on your machine to the number on the Unistrip package. That code for my package is/was 49. I have checked both the One Touch and Unistrips against the test solution. The Unistrip was actually closer to the required result. One thing that is different for the Unistrip design is that it will take a smaller blood sample. As a result you should make sure your hands or sample site is clean.
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Yes! Try it first for free via their official website. They will send you 2 free strips.
1001102
I have used One Touch and One touch ultra mini for 5 years until I started using this one 2 months ago. This is as good and far cheaper!
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The box has "Blue" appended to the name, but the canister of strips (that I always receive) inside the box only says One Touch Ultra Test Strips (no "Blue"). I have never had a problem with what you noted, that is, the box says "Blue" but that color is not noted anywhere else. Good point, but I would not worry. If they do not work in your device, I am sure you can obtain a refund. Again, I have never had a problem with this same issue.
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If you are talking about accu check , each bottle has a chip inside with them that should replace the chip from the last bottle. For True test , they are not coded. If you are talking about a code that appears on the device I recommend you call the manufacturer or contact them by email, they typically respond quickly. They can give you some tips as well as replacement strips should they be defective(Sometimes they do this)
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From the box; "For use with OneTouch Ultra, OneTouch Ultra 2, OneTouch UltraMini & OneTouch UltraSmart meters purchased before October 2012". You define newer and there's your answer. I believe, but am not certain that the consideration is whether you can change the meter calibration code. These require it be set to 49, not 25 like the strips for the meters listed. If your meter has no code adjustment function, they won't work.
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The one-touch ultra mini requires coding but it reads the code from the strip and offers it as a default. I have never had to specify coding with the one-touch.
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I don't quite understand the question but our experience was with a meter purchased way before 2012 and this test strips rendered erroneous readings when compared to the actual one touch ultra test strips
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Yes, they will work. I have the One Touch Ultra Mini and they work fine, as do the black strips.
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According to One Touch Website they do: see link http://www.onetouch.com/onetouch-ultra-blue-test-strips
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These work fine for the One Touch Ultra 2, I just bought these in Sept 2015 again and have bought these EXACT same ones from Amazon for years. Please don't worry about it I promise they will work just fine.
660491
I used to have a P-Touch (made by Brother) that creates unique bar code strips. I'm sure there are others out there too.Good luck!
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Hi Suresh,The machine comes up with 10 strips as free. The expiry date is mostly kept late. By the time of expiry you will use all these strips given free with the machine. I use to check once a week or 2 weeks but still it got over before the exipry date.Thanks,Abhishek
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Not sure yo. I've only briefly Google's stuff about touch screen stylus compatibility awhile back then got distracted etc. Only lame suggestions I have are either take the risk and buy or Google the type of stylus that is best suited for your device then check if these are. I took the former (says universal though I was skeptical) and they worked fine. They wore down to useless (1 left atm) quicker than I hoped (probably my own misuse) but not as quickly as one fancy metal stylus I bought at the store ($10 each). Hope that helps!
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You might want to contact One Touch, as I used them with the Ultra 2, as for the date, that might be an expiration date, probably for when they'd be the least effective. Sorry I couldn't help further, have a nice day/evening.
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yes as far as I know they can be. As long as it says "ultra" they can be used. In fact I just used one on my "ultra mini meter" and it worked just fine, Okay.. Any thing else???
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I would think that's very unlikely. However, why would you want to? The strips for this machine cost half or less than the other machine. It gives good readings at half the cost, that's the point, right?