Are these the strips used for daily self-testing with the TRUEtrack meter which provides an instant read-out?
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Not sure what information you are trying to get. Yes, these are TRUETrack daily self-testing strips for home monitoring by a person with diabetes. They do provide quick, but not "instant" readout. It takes about 10 seconds on a TRUETrack machine. Is there a further piece of information you are confused on?
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I use these twice weekly to keep track of my sugar; very helpful psychologically. No surprises when I get my periodic blood workup.
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I doubt it very much. These strips come with a computer chip that fits into the side of the unit to calibrate it to that particular strip lot. Even if the strips fit a different machine, odds are the results would not be at all accurate.
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There are only one type of test strip that fit into this meter. They come in drums and are most commonly sold three drums in a pack. Their are 17 strips per drum.
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This Meter takes a certain Test strip. They list them here on Amazon . The Lancets you can see here http://www.amazon.com/Accu-Chek-Softclix-Lancets-100-ea/dp/B0000532GY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1389834786&sr;=8-1&keywords;=accu+chek+compact+Lancets....they are cheap and work well.I stopped using this Meter due to the Test strips being hard to find and expensive, plus the dates run out and you can not use them in the Meter anymore. You can buy a box and before you can use them all they expire and the Meter will not allow use of them. Just so you know.
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There are only the Accu-Chek Compact strips that will work with this tester. They come 17 sealed in a drum. The drum is installed in the tester. When the tester is turned on one strip will pop out so you may test. Turn off the tester when you are done and that strip falls out and a new one is ready to go the next time you test. When the drum is empty you replace it with a new drum.
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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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Not total sure, I know I have 3 different machine here at my plant - each one requires there own test strips. I know there was a couple different number of machines for this brand that take these strips.
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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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NO! and you will need a little more blood in the sample than you do with meters like the FreeStyle.You will however be able to see the blood travel up the space in the strip, and the test is not too difficult and most times it seems to be as accurate as the ones I do with the FreeStyle.Over all, it is a good bargain as the strips coat about 20 cents each as apposed to the FS strips which cost over $1.50. I have repurchased these test strips now several times, and will probably continue to do so. Hope this helps.
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As others have mentioned each batch of strips are coded. If you are using the One Touch Ultra Mini as I used to use than no worry about the codes. In the old days, for a lot of meters there was a method of changing the code of the strips in the glucometer before the strips could be used. So glad that is not necessary with these.
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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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Yes. The Nano uses the newer Smartview strips. Accu-chek claims higher accuracy with the newer meter / strips.
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The expiration date is printed on the box of the test strips. The strips will work with all truetrack meters.
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The readings are accurate. Older glucose monitors measure blood sugar in whole blood, whereas the TRUEResult meter with its TRUETest strips report the blood sugar as a plasma (not whole blood) value. Blood sugars reported by your doctor's lab, or a hospital lab, are also reported as plasma glucose values, so the results on this meter and its strips will more precisely match your doctor's reports and values. Plasma glucose is typically 10-12% higher than glucose levels reported from whole blood-based testing meters. You can always obtain "control solutions" with known glucose levels to check and ensure accuracy. I hope this information is helpful.
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Not anymore. The meters now come with a black coding key (code 113). All AVIVA test strips will now be recognized by the black code key. No more changing code keys when opening a new package of test strips.
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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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I hope so, my doctor's office uses them. One of the reasons I bought this for home use. It gives consistent readings. It also gives accurate readings (sigh).