Dr Trust USA Gold Standard Blood Glucose 50 Test Strips Plus 50 Lancets

Overview Dr Trust USA Gold Standard Blood Glucose 50 Test Strips Plus 50 Lancets

The Dr. Trust USA Gold Standard Blood Glucose Testing System (50 strips & 50 lancets) is designed for precise blood glucose monitoring, aiding in diabetes management and potentially reducing diabetic ketoacidosis risk. Its purpose is accurate blood sugar level measurement. This system, comprised of Dr. Trust Glucose Monitoring Strips (9003), is compatible exclusively with Dr. Trust Glucose Monitoring Systems (9001 & 9002). Employing rapid GDH-FAD biosensor technology, it minimizes interference, ensuring oxygen-independent precision and accurate results even with lactose and galactose presence. The package includes 50 test strips (2 x 25 vials) and 50 lancets (1 x 50 bag). **Instructions:** Insert the strip into the meter. Obtain a fingertip blood sample and apply to the strip. Results display automatically. Dispose of the strip properly. For lancet use: remove the cap, insert a lancet, twist off the cover, replace the cap. Prime, then release the lancet. After sampling, remove and discard the used lancet. **Safety Precautions:** Prepare your kit (meter, strip, lancing device). Wash and dry hands. Use a new lancet each time. Warm hands for better blood flow. Prick the finger sides. Alternate fingers. Avoid the little finger. Avoid smearing the blood. A small blood sample (0.5 µL) is sufficient. **Important Notes:** Use only Dr. Trust test strips; other brands may be incompatible. Test strips and lancets are single-use only. **FAQ:** Can test strips/lancets be reused? No. How do glucose monitors work? They measure blood glucose using test strips containing glucose oxidase, which reacts with blood glucose and transmits the result electronically to the monitor.

Safety Instruction of Dr Trust USA Gold Standard Blood Glucose 50 Test Strips Plus 50 Lancets:

• Assemble your diabetes supplies: meter, test strips, and lancet.
• Cleanse and dry your hands prior to commencing the test.
• Prepare the lancing device with a fresh lancet.
• Enhance hand circulation by using warm water to wash or rub your hands.
• Use the lancing device to puncture the side of your finger; this area has a lower concentration of nerve endings than the fingertip.
• Regularly alternate fingers to avoid callus formation.
• The thin skin on the little finger makes it unsuitable for this procedure.
• Avoid spreading the eye drop.
• Apply the test strip to the blood sample, briefly pausing for the reading to display.
• Document the findings and discard the test strip in a sharps container.