Contour Next ONE Blood Glucose monitoring system

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Despite the small blood sample size required for the blood glucose meter, the CONTOUR® NEXT ONE meter also features Second-Chance TMsampling. NEXT test strips with GDH-FAD chemistry cross react with xylose. Do not use CONTOUR ®NEXT test strips during or shortly after a xylose absorption text No Coding technology removes the need to manually code the meter before testing, eliminating errors due to miscoding Doupis J, Festas G, Tsilivigos C, Efthymiou V, Kokkinos A. Smartphone-based technology in diabetes management. Diabetes Ther. 2020;11(3):607-619. doi:10.1007/s13300-020-00768-3 New: As well as needing only a tiny amount of blood, the CONTOUR NEXT test strips allow you to reapply more blood to the test strip should you need to, which saves on test strips and saves you time as well.

Confirm that your CONTOUR ®NEXT LINK meter ID has been entered correctly in the pump under the Review Meter ID screen. User performance evaluation included data from 100 participants as required according to ISO 15197:2013, each of whom used every system with one reagent lot. Study personnel observed user techniques. CONTOUR ®NEXT test strip and have demonstrated they deliver exceptional accuracy for results you can rely on, to help you make better diabetes management decisions.

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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. The bright colour display and illuminated test strip port make testing in low light conditions simple Add Eventsto your readings which help put your results into context by recording events such as diet, activities, medication and also add photos, notes or memos. On a compatible Android or iOS operating system. For a list of compatible operating systems, please visit compatibility.contourone.com

The CONTOUR ®NEXT LINK meter is compatible with the MiniMed Veo ™insulin pump, the MiniMed Paradigm ®REAL-Time insulin pump and continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) system, the Guardian ®REAL-Time CGM system Uses Contour Next test strips for remarkable accuracy for results you can rely on.of the measured glucose values needed to fall within either ±0.83 mmol/L of the average measured values of the reference measurement procedure at glucose concentrations <5.55 mmol/L or within ±15% at glucose concentrations ≥5.55 mmol/L. 99% of individual glucose measured values need to fall within zones A and B of the Consensus Error Grid (CEG) for type 1 diabetes. 3 POTENTIAL BIOHAZARD: The MICROLET ®NEXT lancing device is intended for self-testing by a single patient. It must not be used on more than one person due to the risk of infection. Do not reuse lancets. Used lancets are not sterile. Use a new lancet each time you test. Always dispose of used test strips and lancets as medical waste or as advised by your health care professional. Always wash your hands with soap and water and dry them well before and after testing or handling the meter, lancing device, or test strips.

Tiny sample size with easy Sip-In Sampling ® helps you get the right amount of blood on your first try H. Ginsberg, M.D., Ph.D. et.al. Factors Affecting Blood Glucose Monitoring: Sources of Errors in Measurement, J Diabetes Sci Technol. 2009 Jul; 3(4): 903–913. Effect of temperature or lighting conditions –Extremes of temperature or exposure to light may produce inaccurate readings. We have designed our CONTOUR ®NEXT test strips to have a shelf life of 24 months and stay accurate under a wide variety of conditions including temperature, altitude and humidity. Data on file, Ascensia Diabetes Care. Research conducted by Ascensia Diabetes Care. The report “Development of the new MICROLET™ Lancing Device. December 2006. (Slide 20)” is available on request from Ascensia Diabetes Care. Dirty hands –dirty hands can affect blood glucose meter results. That is why it is important to wash your hands with warm soapy water before testing.You don’t just want to select a glucometer that is covered under your health insurance, but you also want the test strips, or a portion of the strips, to be covered as they are the item that really adds up when it comes to price. So when purchasing a meter, pay attention to what specific test strips it requires and how expensive they would be under your health insurance. That should help you narrow down the options available on the market. To determine which glucometers to feature in our roundup, we consulted with endocrinologist Akankasha Goyal, MD, at NYU Langone Health and Matt Petersen, Vice President of Medical Information and Professional Engagement at the American Diabetes Association about the most important factors to consider when choosing a glucometer. Then, we researched dozens of glucometers from the most popular and trusted retailers. We ultimately chose the best braces based on accuracy, ease of use, blood sample size, and display and monitoring features. On a compatible Android or iOS device. For a list of compatible devices, please visit compatibility.contourone.com