Contour Next Glucose Meter

The Contour Next consists of:

- Glucometer: The main device that measures blood glucose levels.
- Test strips: Small chemical strips that are used to apply a blood sample and measure the glucose level. Several strips are usually included in the kit.
- Lancing device: A device used to insert a lancet into the skin to obtain a small blood sample. It may include multiple lancets.
- Lancets: Small sterile needles used in the lancing device to puncture the finger or other skin area to obtain a blood sample.
- User Guide: A manual that provides detailed instructions on how to use the glucometer and its components safely and effectively.
- Logbook: A notebook or log to record and track your blood glucose results over time.
- Carrying case: A bag or pouch for storing and transporting the meter, test strips, lancing device, and other accessories.

Connects to the free CONTOUR®DIABETES app. CONTOUR®DIABETES app enables better self-management of diabetes, providing extra information and insight into the results.
- Easy to use: Automatically synchronises with the meter and transfers all blood glucose readings to a digital diary.
- Easy to understand: My Patterns feature identifies trends in blood glucose results and sends notifications of possible causes.
- Easy to share: The Blood Glucose Diary report can be shared with your healthcare professional before or during your appointment.
- CONTOUR®DIABETES app implements the necessary security measures to ensure that your personal data is treated securely and in compliance with applicable legislation.

Compatible with Android and iOS. For a full list of compatible operating systems, please visit compatibility.contourone.com.

- Always consult your healthcare professional before making changes to target ranges.
- Refer to all instructions in the CONTOUR®NEXT user guide before use.

CONTOUR®NEXT BGMS User Guide, Rev. 03/21 2.
2. Research partnership Ascensia Diabetes Care Market Research, March 17. 100 patients in Canada, Germany, and US.
3. Smartson online survey, Sweden 2017. 352 respondents: People with type 1 and type 2 diabetes, over 18 years old, who tested at least 4-7 times a day. Participants received free meter and tests strips. Survey funded by Ascensia Diabetes Care.
4. Richardson JM et al. Clinical Relevance of Reapplication of Blood Samples During Blood Glucose Testing. Poster presented at the 20th Annual Diabetes Technology Meeting (DTM); November 12-14, 2020.