All Discussions Tagged 'meter' (65)

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What to do with old meters??

So I have maybe 5 old meters. Can anyone suggest what to do with them? I don't like to throw something in the trash if it can be reused. My…

Started by Chaya

5 Jan 20
Reply by Mishi

Smallest lancing device available?

My pockets are getting more and more crowded as I gain more tools to take better care of myself. I am looking at my inventory and really th…

Started by savage810

9 Nov 9, 2012
Reply by savage810

Results of a Glucose Meter Accuracy Study | Close Concerns

Reported by Close Concerns   On the device side, the major highlight from today was a poster detailing a 25-meter comparative accuracy stud…

Started by Diabetes News and Interest

8 Oct 23, 2012
Reply by Aeon

Wrong Readings???????

In my pursuit of cutting my diabetes supply cost, I've purchased a meter called TRUEtrack. The strips are almost $50 less than what I usua…

Started by DiabeticRadio.com

22 Sep 8, 2012
Reply by Leah

Meter advice?

Hello all, I have a question/dilema, I have been using the contour usb meter for about a year or so and love it. I am a technology nerd and…

Started by Annette Campos

20 Aug 30, 2012
Reply by trenia

meter accuracy

The CDE I met with here gave me a truetest generic meter and prescribed me 300 strips for it a month-- which is what the pharmacy filled he…

Started by Sam

8 May 28, 2012
Reply by Len A

Verio IQ meter

Hello, all - Has anyone used the new OneTouch Verio IQ glucose meter? I'm thinking about possibly switching meters (currently use Contour U…

Started by TiaAJ

2 May 23, 2012
Reply by TiaAJ

Help! New Gastroparesis Diagnosis Causes Me to Seek the Help of tuD Geeks

I use the term "geeks" here in a respectful, affectionate way! I've had T1D for 28 years and recently received a diagnosis of gastroparesis…

Started by Terry

6 May 3, 2012
Reply by Terry

Ever wonder how that little Glucose meter knows how much sugar is in your blood?

So being a technically minded kind of guy I was wondering how those little meters know exactly (haha.. or should I say as exactly as possib…

Started by Mikeonline2821

0 Apr 24, 2012

Which meter is the most accurate yet requires a small sample size ?

I am using the One Touch, but that requires too large a sample size. Thanks

Started by frankr

3 Apr 16, 2012
Reply by garidan

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