On Call Plus Test Strips (50 Count)

Title: On Call Plus Blood Glucose Test Strips (50 Count)

On Call Plus Blood Glucose Test Strips (50 Count)

On Call Plus blood glucose test strips offer precise, convenient, and cost-effective blood glucose monitoring. Manufactured by ACON Laboratories, Inc. (USA), these FDA-compliant strips meet the highest quality standards. This 50-count pack provides a convenient and economical solution for managing your diabetes.

Key Features:

• Exceptional Accuracy: Provides reliable blood glucose readings.
• Unmatched Convenience: Requires only 0.5µL of blood for a result in just 10 seconds. The capillary action design ensures accurate sample absorption. Blood is applied to a designated area on the test strip.
• Affordable Excellence: Offers superior value compared to other leading brands.
• Easy-to-Use Design: Simple, step-by-step testing process suitable for both home and clinical use.
• Electrochemical Measurement: Employs advanced electrochemical technology for reliable results, calibrated to plasma.
• Long Shelf Life: 2 years unopened; 90 days after opening the container. Always write down the opening date.

Testing Procedure:

1. Insert the test strip into your On Call Plus meter and wait for it to power on.
2. Apply a small drop of blood to the designated area on the test strip. The strip will automatically absorb the required amount.
3. The meter will display your blood glucose reading within seconds.

Important Considerations:

• Apply the blood sample only to the designated area of the test strip to ensure accurate results. Applying blood to the other side may result in an incorrect reading.
• Always store test strips in the original container to maintain their accuracy and shelf life. Do not transfer strips to a different container. Keep the container tightly closed.
• Store test strips in a dry place at temperatures between 59°F (15°C) and 86°F (30°C). Avoid freezing, bending, or cutting the strips. Do not reuse test strips.
• Keep test strips and your meter away from heat sources, cleaning agents, and high-humidity environments (bathrooms, saunas, pools).