CareSens N Blood Glucose Test Strips – 50 Count
CareSens N Blood Glucose Test Strips – 50 Count - 1 Pack (50 Strips) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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CareSens N Blood Glucose Test Strips – 50 Count
CareSens N Blood Glucose Test Strips – 50 Count - 1 Pack (50 Strips) is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Description
Description
CareSens N blood glucose test strips, 50 count, for CareSens N meters
These are CareSens N blood glucose test strips from i-SENS, a 50 count supply of single-use strips for checking blood glucose at home. They are made for the CareSens N and CareSens N Plus BT blood glucose monitoring systems sold by i-SENS.
Each test needs only a 0.5 microliter blood sample, and retailers describe results in about 5 seconds with no coding step. That keeps daily checks quick and simple for people who test often, and the strips are sold as a 50 count box.
Keep strips in the original vial with the cap closed tightly, store them in a cool, dry place, and never use them past the printed expiration date. These strips do not work in the CareSens Dual meter, which uses different strips. The meter and lancing device are sold separately.
What's in the box
What's in the box
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions
Which meters do these strips work with?
i-SENS USA states the 50 count strips are for the CareSens N and CareSens N Plus BT blood glucose monitoring systems. Some retailers also list other CareSens N family meters, so check your meter's manual. They cannot be used with the CareSens Dual meter.
How much blood is needed?
i-SENS lists a 0.5 microliter sample.
How fast are results?
Retailers describe results in about 5 seconds. Check your meter's manual for the exact timing.
Do I need to code the meter?
Retailers list these strips as no coding. Check your meter's manual to confirm.
How should I store the strips?
Distributor materials say to keep strips in a cool, dry place between 34 and 86 F (1 to 30 C), close the vial cap tightly right after removing a strip, and not freeze them. Do not use strips past the expiration date.
Are these strips for diagnosing diabetes?
No. Blood glucose test strips are for monitoring glucose at home. Talk to your healthcare professional about your readings and any changes to your treatment.
