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- The test strip contains chemicals and electrodes, when whole blood or control solution is inserted into the tip of a test strip, the glucose in the sample reacts with the chemicals and produces an electrical current - The strip measures glucose using amperometric technology employing a glucose dehydrogenase reaction. - The strips are used for in vitro diagnostic use.
The test strips are used with blood glucose meters to quantitatively measure glucose with fresh capillary whole blood for self-monitoring.
with fresh capillary whole blood for self-monitoring. Fresh capillary whole blood is collected from the fingertip.
fingertip.
The system is intended for home use for in vitro diagnostic use or by healthcare professionals in a clinical setting as an aid to monitor the effectiveness of the
clinical setting as an aid to monitor the effectiveness of diabetes management.
Glucose dehydrogenase ≥1.6 IU; Potassium ferricyanide ≥0.2 mg; Stabiliser ≥0.1 mg;
other elements 68%. Each vial contains drying agents.
To use, simply dip the tip of the test strip into the whole blood sample or control solution. Once the reaction has taken place, refer to the measuring device to obtain the results of blood glucose levels. Be sure to follow the specific instructions provided by the manufacturer for accurate and reliable results.
