What gauge do you use for the lancet of this TrueTrack gluocmeter?
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i dont know because these are from my mother. but i think she uses the original truetrack product. sorry i cant help you
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The One Touch Ultra MINI is a diabetic meter that uses One Touch Ultra strips. These are lancets to be input into a lancing device. Which lancing device are you using? These are a universal fit but can only be used in a universal fit lancing device. Hope this helps!
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It depends on what lancing device you use. My last One Touch meter came without a lancing device. In general, lancets are pretty generic. I personally like the one-touch branded lancets (LifeScan) because the needle protector is like a cup or cap that fits right over the lancing needle, instead of a disk like some of the lancets. (If you order test strips some sellers will give you lancing needles, but they always seem to be the ones with the disks on the needle.) I remove the old lancet and put the new lancet in the device and remove the cap and put it on the old lancet and dispose of it in my sharps container. (I only change twice a week or if I let someone else use my lancing device.) I don't cap the lancet while it's in the device. I don't feel changing it every poke is worth the time and only a couple of times a year does my finger hurt and it's more likely where on the finger I poke it or if I didn't clean my finger enough first, rather than infections on the needle (except if I poke a not-well-cleaned finger and the next one transmits from the dirty finger to an otherwise clean finger and infects it.
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Nipro Diagnostics makes: TRUE2go® TRUEresult® TRUEtrack® TRUEbalance™ TRUEread®meters. The first two use the same strips; each of the others, as far as I can tell, requires its own test strip. So, yes, a "Truetrack" strip will work in any "Truetrack" meter, but not in any of the other models from Nipro.(Sometimes Truetrack meters are "private labeled," as for Walgreens or some other retailer; but they're still Trutrack.)
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I use the standard BD Allergy Syringe - 1cc with 28G, 1/2" needle. They have them at my pharmacy.
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Check with your health care professional, but lancets are paired with lancing devices. In theory, you can use any lancet to get a sample, but again please check with your health care professional. I did find some very informative articles which go into the many facets of getting a sample...here they are...http://www.healthline.com/health/type-2-diabetes/blood-glucose-monitoring#1https://nfb.org/finger-stickinghttps://www.bd.com/us/diabetes/blood-glucose-monitoring/how-to-test/
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My wife is using the Nova Sureflex which was bundled with the Nova Max Plus kit. I had trouble finding the Nova 33g lancets so I contacted Nova. They informed me that the BD Ultrafine 33g lancets will work with the Nova Sureflex and are probably easier to find at a retail drug store. I ordered the BD Ultrafine 33g lancets from Amazon, received them today, and tested one in the Sureflex. It worked perfectly.
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Most meters or glucometer companies will give you one with the meter. You can get a spreadsheet from the internet and There is my goto app for Android-Ontrack. This app allows you to track far more than just blood glucose levels. It does weight, steps and a host of other things.
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The package insert with my Truetest strips say they are for Trueresult and True2go meters. I think all Trueresult meters are the same except for which retailers name gets put on them. The glucometer I have is a Trueresult from Walgreens. The Truetest strips from Amazon work in this meter. I checked them against the Walgreens strips and the results are equivalent. If you have a Trueresult or True2go meter these strips should be OK. Hope this helps.
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I think any lancet can be used. The point of using a lancet is to prick yourself for a blood sample. Walgreen also carries travel lancets, one time use and throw away. It's for testing on the go. Makes life easier. But any lancet you decide on will work. I often use my lifestyle because it less painful. Hope this helps
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The gauge would work, but it needs to be fitted to the needle that goes into the basketball. It will not make an airtight connection to the needle. You would getting a reading, but not totally accurate.
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Freestyle lancets will not fit. Accu-Chek is flat and Freestyle is round. I suggest you go ahead and switch - give away the freestyle and use Accu-Chek. I hesitated at first, but I'm very glad I made the switch. Accu-Chek is much better.
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To my knowledge there are no "Drums" for lancets and I have used the Accu-chek Aviva meter for many years. What I have is a device that resembles an oversized ballpoint pen which contains a replaceable lancet, and I do not feel it necessary to replace the lancet every time I use it. This device should have come with the meter itself. You might check with your local pharmacy to see if they can help you.
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We bought a manual bicycle foot pump with a gauge. It is really easy to use and super quick. We use it weekly so it will not be a waste to buy.
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I occasionally check it against my "glass torque wrench", one that I keep calibrated and only use to test. I found this to be absolutely accurate and consistent. I did what you wrote, bought a 1/2 and use a 3/8 adapter when necessary. Of course use a quality, short adapter to maintain accuracy.
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Try your local art's and crafts store.(if small is what you want) I also used a 31gauge insulin syringe. And load it yourself ( be careful )
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Hey there Ralph, sorry to hear your diagnoses. It can be a new normal and life changer that's for sure. The Percision Xtra kit should have had some starter lancets included these would be the "best" ones to use as they are the ones that the manufacturer suggests you use. There are probably some other brands that can fit into the lancet holder, but I'd suggest you stay with the type that came with your Blood sugar testing kit. Stay healthy. :-)