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tmana

Freestyle Lite Silicone Skins 4 Replies

Started by tmana. Last reply by tmana 1 day ago.

Todd Lilley

Glucose Sensing Tattoos.

Started by Todd Lilley Nov 13.

Scott Berger

Clearing out all the data in a freestyle meter? 2 Replies

Started by Scott Berger. Last reply by Scott Berger Sep 25.

tmana

How long have you been using Freestyle monitors? 15 Replies

Started by tmana. Last reply by Anna Kiff (FatCatAnna) Jun 10.

tony

Freestlyle offer! 2 Replies

Started by tony. Last reply by tony Jun 4.

tmana

Software for Freestyle 14 Replies

Started by tmana. Last reply by Nyxks Apr 29.

Sarah M

Lancet changing? 7 Replies

Started by Sarah M. Last reply by Mike Apr 19.

MelissaBL

Freestyle discounts 13 Replies

Started by MelissaBL. Last reply by Joanie Mar 6.

Susan Van Abs

Walmart Re-lion Meter and the Precision Xtra

Started by Susan Van Abs Nov. 17, 2008.

Steve Bernth

Freestyle Flash vs Papillon Easy test strips 1 Reply

Started by Steve Bernth. Last reply by tmana Oct. 9, 2008.

Misty

Flash vs Freedom 3 Replies

Started by Misty. Last reply by tmana Sep. 30, 2008.

Cruz Rincon

Optium Xceed and Precision Xtra are incompatible between them 3 Replies

Started by Cruz Rincon. Last reply by tmana Sep. 24, 2008.

Henry

Higher Readings? 2 Replies

Started by Henry. Last reply by tmana Aug. 22, 2008.

AndyRozman

Looking for API for meters 7 Replies

Started by AndyRozman. Last reply by AndyRozman Jul. 30, 2008.

Renee in Japan

Meter Accuracy 1 Reply

Started by Renee in Japan. Last reply by tmana Jun. 22, 2008.

Manny Hernandez

$450K for Latino Diabetes in Chicago from Abbott! 2 Replies

Started by Manny Hernandez. Last reply by Manny Hernandez Jun. 6, 2008.

tmana

Nomenclature 1 Reply

Started by tmana. Last reply by tmana May. 25, 2008.

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Joe_h Comment by Joe_h on November 4, 2009 at 12:21pm
my insurance company hoisted a freedom lite on me after using an accucheck. so far I'm not all that impressed
Jacklyn Comment by Jacklyn on June 13, 2009 at 9:17am
I love my Freestyle Lite, and I especially love the Freestyle promise program. My promise card cuts the cost of test strips down by almost half, so even as an uninsured college student, I don't have to rely on a cheaper, less accurate meter. :)
MelissaM Comment by MelissaM on May 23, 2009 at 9:37pm
that is the first time in 19 years i have lost my supplies.
MelissaM Comment by MelissaM on May 23, 2009 at 9:36pm
i have a freestyle lite and i have an extra in case i lose this one. i went to a restaurant and lost my tester, a bottle of insulin and syringes. to this day i still don't know where they all went off to.
tmana Comment by tmana on May 5, 2009 at 11:36am
Just spoke with Abbott Tech Support. As of this time there is no support for the connector cable for 64-bit operating systems and no timeframe for when they will be available.
Nyxks Comment by Nyxks on April 28, 2009 at 10:24pm
Been using the Freestyle mini since i was told i was diabetic .. I get a new meter every other month when I get my test strips (each 100 pack comes with a free monitor), latest one was not the mini but the freestyle lite (prefer my mini, but hay no coding is nice)
Denise Reyes Comment by Denise Reyes on March 7, 2009 at 5:57pm
i LOVE my precision xtra meter :)
i had a conundrum with my prescription and test strips.
ended up buying an accu-check advantage for a back up meter.
and in comparison- id rather stick with my precision.
accu check seems like it took foorever and required soo much more precious blood!
Russy D Baby Comment by Russy D Baby on January 18, 2009 at 11:24am
hi im shy...lol
Noelle Comment by Noelle on November 6, 2008 at 8:31am
I've been using the freestyle flash since i was diagnosed as having diabetes during pregnancy in 2005. .....I love the fact that i can use it on my forearm instead of pricking my fingers ouch! I also have used other meters.. but as far as
the pain goes....i can only say this was and is the only one for me!
Jean Comment by Jean on November 4, 2008 at 4:25pm
I have used the Freestyle Flash for 3 years. I love the backlight on the meter and the light right on the test blood drop. I also have the Freestyle Lite, but don't like it as much. I also found discrepencies in readings.(from the same blood droplet) I keep the Lite, as a backup. I'm just one of those people who balks at change and it's just easier to stay with the meter I know best. To each his own!
 

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