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Comment by Susan Van Abs on February 19, 2009 at 2:13pm

Albert - Is the Jazz available now?

Comment by Joanie on January 30, 2009 at 3:14pm

Okay, it loaded....but how do I buy one!?!?! I'm so excited! Can anybody help me out?

Comment by Joanie on January 30, 2009 at 3:12pm

It looks like the Jazz is now available but I can't get the page to load. :(

Comment by Karen on January 29, 2009 at 3:55pm

My CDP gave it to me she said it is the most accurate meter and the strips come in a 50 count instead of a 25 count so they are cheaper and make less D'trash!

Comment by Susan Van Abs on November 24, 2008 at 9:19am

I heard about it from Judy Pentedemos at Nashoba Valley Medical Center. One of the dieticians from there, Alicia, went to work for Wavesense. Judy gave me a Keynote meter she was given as a sample. It was outdated when I bought it and just upgraded it online. In addition, I purchased one from American Diabetes Wholesale.

My current One Touch Ultra Smart meter is giving me wacky results lately - and with the number of lows it claims I'm having, my A1C should have been about 5.7% instead of 5.9%.

I'm not convinced it is the meter, but I believe it might be the strips. I get similar results from my One Touch Minis (yes - I have a collection of colors!). IN the guitar world that is called GAS - guitar acquiring syndrome. When you have diabetes, it is called MAS - Meter acquiring syndrome. They had a recall for a certain lot number, but I'm not sure that it should have been limited to that particular lot.

I bought a Relion meter at Walmart and the results were within points of the Keynote. The thing I like about that meter is the individually wrapped strips. I had forgotten how nice that is. When I used the Precision QID, the strips came this way. Much easier to use and carry in a pocket.

I'm also using a Dexcom Seven and thought I would try the Keynote with it to see if I can get tighter control with a more accurate meter. The numebrs are substantially different than my ONe Touch - but if they are more accurate, then I can correct if I'm runnning higher. I've been noticing that the "lows" on my One Touch are not feeling like lows at all.

Comment by Albert Chen on May 22, 2008 at 9:17pm

I don't care what they say... you guys are truly awesome. haha. I'm always excited to meet others who use WaveSense glucose meters.

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