Description

Accu-Chek Guide Test Strip is beneficial for dieabtic patients as it helps them regularly check their blood glucose levels. The test trip allows for a quick and easy method to monitor your blood glucose levels. It helps regulate and manage diabetes by regularly monitoring any changes in blood glucose levels, enabling the user to take the needed measures to manage diabetes. | Uses: The test strip is a quick and effective way to check blood sugar levels | Product Specifications and Features: | Spill-resistant oval strip vial: The strip vial design helps protect against any spills, making it straightforward to remove just one strip | Easy edge dosing: Comes with a wide yellow application area to enable dosing on the edge of the strip and is the largest dosing area | Rapid Testing: It displays the test results in less than four seconds after dosing the strip | Accurate Testing: It fulfills the ISO requirements for quality and provides reliable results | Automatic Coding: It displays the results without the need for any coding | Sample types: Capillary, venous, arterial and neonate | Blood Volume: 0.6 μL | Storage Conditions: -25 C to +70 C (-13 F to +158 F) | Measuring Principle: FAD glucose dehydrogenase (GDH) | Measuring Conditions: 4C to 45 C (39F to 113 F) | Compatible With: Accu-Chek Guide Glucometer Kit (with Bluetooth connectivity) Accu-Chek Softclix Lancet – Pack of 200 | Directions for Use: Remove a test strip from the spill-resistant container. Close the cap tightly Insert the metallic end of the test strip into the meter Touch the yellow edge of the test strip to the blood drop The test result appears on the display in less than 4 seconds | Safety Information: Read the label carefully before use Keep out of reach of children Avoid any physical damage Store in a clean and dry place Check the strips are within their expiry date Make sure to wash and dry your hands before testing | Quick Tips: Washing and drying the hands before using the test strip is recommended to ensure the result is not influenced by sugar that may be present on your finger Record the result in a monitoring diary