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What are Bayer Contour Glucose Test Strips?
This product is a glucose test strip used to analyze and detect the blood sugar level of the extracted sample blood. Each package contains 50 test strips.
What is Bayer Contour Glucose Test Strip used for?
It is usually used by patients diagnosed with diabetes mellitus who need to self-monitor blood sugar levels to help determine the efficiency of antidiabetic treatment. The Bayer Contour Glucose test strips are designed to be used with the Contour Glucose Meter.
Why use Bayer Contour Glucose Test Strip?
Bayer Contour Glucose test strips have no coding technology, which means it has an auto-calibration feature that saves time and lowers the chances of user errors to help achieve more accurate results. It also uses only 0.6 microliters of blood, which reduces pain associated with obtaining a blood sample. It only takes about five seconds for the results to be displayed. It has a flip-top bottle design that opens and closes easily with a built-in desiccant that can help keep the strips usable for up to six months.
Bayer Contour Glucose test strips are able to give accurate results even if the sample used is from the forearm, palm, or fingertip. These alternative locations help reduce pain with repetitive testing. The Contour glucometer also has an advanced memory system that can calculate 14-day test averages and seven-day high/low test results. This can help patients or healthcare providers spot any worrying trends.
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