Sinocare Blood Glucose Test Strips Only for Safe AQ Smart & Safe AQ Voice (Strips x100)

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Keeping your fingers clean, wipe the first drop of blood away with a clean tissue, and test with the second drop of blood, which is less likely to be contaminated when using the testing kit. Blood Glucose Testing Kit: This kit covers Sinocare blood glucose monitor Safe AQ Smart & Strips & Lancets & Painfree lancing device & Case & User manual. A set of equipment is provided to meet all your needs when measuring blood sugar. In an emergency, we can use a test strip that has recently passed its expiration date, keeping in mind the possibility of an inaccurate result. For safety, we should use strips only within their expiration dates. This is vital because a single faulty strip or reading can lead us to a treatment decision that can be harmful or even fatal [3]. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) Are Test Strips of Different Models Interchangeable? You will also use a blood glucose meter if you manage your diabetes with some other medications like sulphonylureas. A test strip is inserted into your blood glucose monitor. You apply a drop of blood to the strip to get your blood sugar level Where to get your test strips

The American Diabetic Association recommends the following blood sugar levels for those of us living with diabetes [5]:

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Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Monitoring Your Blood Sugar. { https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/managing/managing-blood-sugar/bloodglucosemonitoring.html}. Lancets do not give inaccurate results if used beyond their expiration dates. The danger is that they may no longer remain sterile. Using lancets beyond the expiration date exposes us to the hazard of infection. Diabetes makes us vulnerable to infections, and we should never take such risks.

Precise & Easy to use: Safe AQ Smart uses code-free test strips, and it only needs 5s testing time & 0.6ul blood sample volume to test your blood glucose level. The delicate FAD-GDH test strips have strong resistance to multi-material interference. When taking blood, you need to wait for the alcohol to evaporate before giving the needle injection.Gainey Wilson K., Ovington, P., & Dean, D. (2015). A Low-Cost Inkjet-Printed Glucose Test Strip System for Resource-Poor Settings.Journal of diabetes science and technology,9(6), 1275–1281.{ https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4667310} You can also buy a blood glucose meter from a pharmacy or online. Our shop sells meters and test strips. You should speak with your healthcare team before you buy your own meter. Test strips You can get a range of different types of blood glucose monitors. There are some meters that have extra features such as USB connections that allow you to log your readings on a computer. There are also meters that have calculators for insulin to carbohydrate ratio, and that you can link up with your smartphone. One to two hours after a meal (post-prandial blood glucose: Less than 180 milligrams/deciliter (10 millimoles/liter)

There are many factors that will affect the test results, please refer to the following notes and try to test again. The storage temperature of the test strip (1-30℃), too high or too low will cause the test strip to fail; Levels higher than this indicate diabetes is not well-controlled. A single high reading should not alarm us. However, if the blood sugar levels are higher than expected frequently, we should talk to our doctor. They may suggest a change in the dosage of insulin or other antidiabetic medicines. Do Blood Sugar Test Strips Expire?S mall and E asy to U se: You can use this device with one-handed priming. Fast lancing and personalized adjustable penetration depth settings are employed. A virtually pain-free lancing design can effectively helps minimize skin damage. You can get test strips on prescription or you can buy them over the counter at a pharmacy or online. You need to place your finger on the top suction port of the test strip, not on the side. When the suction port turns red, it means that a blood sample has been collected. (Do not drip onto the test paper) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention: Diabetes Basics. { https://www.cdc.gov/diabetes/basics/index.html}