CONTOUR NEXT Blood Glucose Test Strips, 100 Count
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I'd like to know what the size of ours (Xeteor) is A 2-year timeframe from 2020 to 2022 In our seller profile, we post expiration dates just in case you're searching for them any time soon. Thanks a lot! The Xeteor Team, Joe
There are some that expire in 7 days that I just got In other words, I would say they should last one or more years. I should be able to test once or twice a day as I do it twice a week.
Amazon is where I ordered mine. When I used standard shipping, this meant the shipping label was printed, and then it was sat on for a week before they got around to dropping it off at the Post Office. I had to pay a much higher fee to have it delivered any earlier than that. You can refer to this as what it is, and Amazon won't
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These strips are a little out of place. It was odd that each time I tested, I always came up with an unusually high Finally (using my health insurance), I was able to purchase contour next test strips at a credible pharmacy, and my results were normal. In the event that you plan to use these strips, I would be extremely cautious, especially if they will be used to determine how much insulin you are receiving.
The price may seem too low, but sometimes it really is. Test strips sold by DHS Med are in fact Contour Next strips, and I have found them to be quite The boxes are labeled, however, with a yellow panel you see on the side, as being only for Medicare/Medicaid recipients. In this case, I am wondering how the seller acquired the strips and whether they are legally selling them to the general public. It just so happened that I am a Medicare patient, but they did not ask me about that before they Whether or not this is of concern to you is up to There's no need to be shocked by the.
When I get the order and see the big yellow and red message "FOR Medicare/Medicaid Beneficiaries ONLY", I'm not happy. Apparently, there was some Medicare fraud involved in getting these strips. If that wasn't sketchy enough, the results I'm getting are far better than I normally get from similar strips. This vendor will not be receiving any more orders from me.
The fact that the product declares that it is only for use by people on Medicare/Medicaid is greatly disappointing to me. When I read the reviews, I noticed this was an issue, but assumed it has been fixed by now. There will be no more purchases of this product. Amazon continues to list this product under this description, which is disappointing to me. When ordering, it is important to be aware.
Contrary to what they are advertised as, these are not Contour Next Strips! There was no way to use Next meters. The package contains the wrong items and you cannot return it, so you lose the.
30-inch wrist watches were being used After comparing the strips to another set, it was 40 points higher than the other set. Using the same test strips that came with the glucose monitor worked well for me. I will never do it This was a big waste of money and could have killed me if the value had not been so far off that I was unable to My blood sugar could have dropped to dangerous levels. Unlike expired strips, these strips were still functional. There is no point in repeating it.
It should no longer be used. Those readings were awful, 40 and above There's a 50-point difference between my old meter and this one. A shot would have sent me to the hospital if I were on it. The detection was off by that amount since I had some old strips and tested both of them at the same time. I went to an Accu Chek and they were only off by 20-percent. There are 30 points in the reading, so I deduct them from the total. Due to the fact that my A1C has remained the same, I know I'm right in deducting that amount. The old meter was discontinued and I would love to have it, but I cannot find the strips that go with it.
The DHS is to be feared. My order for test strips was placed It was 8/6/18 when I received it. They are different from the ones I used to have. Instead of Bayer as I used to have on my old strips, they say Contour Next. In the box it says they are only for Medicare or Medicaid beneficiaries. Are you not sure where DHS got these strips from? I tested them against my old ones and they were 7 points higher. It's DHS, a horrible service, a horrible product. You should be wary of DHS!.
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