Blood Glucose Meter
Think of picking out a blood glucose meter the same way you would choose a car. You might consider cost first and then compare features to narrow down your options until you find the one that works best for you.
What to look for n a Blood Glucose Meter?
- Cost – blood glucose meter are typically affordable (most are in the range of $10 to $50)
- Data storage – Many blood glucose meter store your blood glucose readings, and downloading that data can reveal trends that indicate that you need to adjust your diabetes therapy
- Markers & Flags – The ability to mark or flag a reading can help you spot blood glucose trends and enable your care provider to make more informed decisions about how to adjust your treatment plan
- Accuracy – Name brand meters produced by companies that invest in quality and product development are generally considered the most accurate
- Testing Time – The time it takes to test is not a deal breaker: Most meters show a result in less than five seconds
- Visibility – People with visual impairment may prefer a backlight (which illuminates the meter’s screen for easier viewing in low light) or a meter with color in order to help them read
- High-Tech Features – Bluetooth, USB port, Cellular commpatible.
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