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Prodigy AutoCode Blood Glucose Monitoring System

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About This Item We aim to show you accurate product information. Manufacturers, suppliers and others provide what you see here, and we have not verified it. See our disclaimer Prodigy auto code blood glucose monitoring system for in vitro diagnostic use only. Talks in English, Spanish, French and Arabic. Data Management 450 test memory, usb port uses standard usb cable. For use with Prodigy no coding test strips capillary action strip. The Prodigy* no coding test strip automatically draws the blood sample into the test strip. only a tiny blood sample needed. Alternate site testing; forearm; upper arm, thigh, calf, and palm. Prodigy autocode kit includes prodigy autocode meter (1), 2 aaa batteries, carrying case, prodigy lancing device, prodigy lancets, owner's manual. Read before using. Quick reference guide, warranty card, log book. This prodigy auto kit does not include the following items: Prodigy no coding test strips, prodigy control solution. Prodigy Prodigy Autocode Talking Blood Glucose Monitoring System, 1 each

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auntphi,

06/25/2019, 13:16

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i really like this meter. it took quite awhile to get it as it was lost in shipping

jerry,

06/25/2019, 13:16

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good

Gatorbug,

06/25/2019, 13:16

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I have been diabetic since 1994, (or at least that is when I accidentally found out about it) and since then have used many different test units. In 2009 I started going blind, so I was given this meter, because not only do I not need to program the code for the strips, it also tells me my reading in a clear English voice. Since then the ONLY problem J have had, was the battery going out. oooohhhhhhh!!! I believe 2-3 dollars at any store that sells batteries. Calibrating it requires two bottles of solution and two test strips.. I would definitely recommend this test meter for anyone who has impaired vision or good vision See more

Awesome,

06/25/2019, 13:16

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The button to cut monitor on has issues when you push it