Accu-Chek AVIVA Nano
The Aviva Nano has a smaller size, and a glow in the dark display. I live in the USA, but I was dx-ed in the UK. I know the mmol/L measurements and would love to get an Aviva Nano. That would make me change my scripts for Accu-chek strips. I use the MM CGMS so pump comm with the meters are shut off anyway.
I have ROP and that display looks wonderful for partially sighted people.
Trying to email Accu-Chek about this meter are all for naught. Think there's any hope f this meter coming to America?
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Permalink Reply by Manny Hernandez on -
Nice.
The demo is very slick:
http://www.accu-chek.co.uk/en_GB/multimedia/nano_demo/index.html
Best of all, the drop size seemed very small.
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Permalink Reply by Diabetic_Iz_Me on -
I like the look of the meter but I hate the code chip. If you ever lost the chip you have to use a whole new bottle of strips.
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Permalink Reply by Jenny on -
Well, you can order a new chip from Accu-chek/Roache with a phone call, they can send a new code chip. I leave mine in the meter all the time.
So far, I haven't lost a code chip (Crossing fingers, paws, feet, leggies.... )
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Permalink Reply by Gerri on -
Cool looking meter.
I recently got Accu Chek strips that had no code chip in the box. Called Accu Chek, they didn't have the chip # in stock & they sent me new strips by Fed Ex.
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Permalink Reply by Anthony Holko on -
Accucheck is preatty good about sending you a new chip promptly so you would not have to discard the test strips.
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Permalink Reply by Stick Me Designs::Rickina on -
Very cool, now if it has a cool case it would be even better! Just my two cents-from my style side :-)
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Permalink Reply by Diabetic_Iz_Me on
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I think a StickMe case would look good with it!!! I can see a black and gray case :)
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Permalink Reply by Stick Me Designs::Rickina on
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:) Very chic, and very sophisti-que!
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Permalink Reply by Jenny on
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With me, I want to park it, test strips and lancet thingie into my cargo pants jeans. I have to use a case now and hang it from a carabiner on a belt loop.
I LOVE LOVE LOVE night lit up display!!! Mommy!!
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Permalink Reply by Catherine on
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I've got a AccuCheck Aviva Nano and it is a great little device, mine is jet black and is very smart. I'm really pleased with it and would recommend it highly.
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