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Can you suggest a good sugar meter?

Started 8/23/2012 by PhilipD

• PhilipD ORIGINAL POSTER
  PhilipD - Posted 8/23/2012

  My aunt - who has diabetes type 2 too - tells me her OneTouch meter is great and I should just buy it. I'm new to this diabetes thing - does anyone agree with my aunt? I'm open to other suggestions. I'm not real good with electronics, so simple is a top consider for me.

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• RogerRoger
  RogerRoger - Posted 8/28/2012

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  My aunt - who has diabetes type 2 too - tells me her OneTouch meter is great and I should just buy it. I'm new to this diabetes thing - does anyone agree with my aunt? I'm open to other suggestions. I'm not real good with electronics, so simple is a top consider for me.

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  My Mom uses the OneTouch and loves it, if that helps. She's a type 1 diabetic.

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• vyen
  vyen - Posted 8/30/2012

  This is a good question. I too am after an accurate and reliable BGL meter and I'm testing 2 meters.

  The Accu-Chek Performa and the Freestyle Optium. The Accu-Chek gives a lower reading and this can be by upto 2 mmol.

  Has anyone seen articles comparing the various BGL meters on the market ?

  Northern Rivers Australia

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• MikeBoyle
  MikeBoyle - Posted 8/30/2012

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  This is a good question. I too am after an accurate and reliable BGL meter and I'm testing 2 meters.

  The Accu-Chek Performa and the Freestyle Optium. The Accu-Chek gives a lower reading and this can be by upto 2 mmol.

  Has anyone seen articles comparing the various BGL meters on the market ?

  Northern Rivers Australia

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  Hi, vyen!

  Every year, Diabetes Forecast magazine puts out a consumer guide for diabetes products. Find the 2012 guide here (copy/paste this url): http://forecast.diabetes.org/diabetes-101/2012-consumer-guide

  You should also take a look at DiabetesCare.net's Product Directory, which lists individual diabetes products and has links to the manufacturers web pages for more information. Find our directory here (copy/paste this url): http://www.diabetescare.net/RatingSystem/default.aspx

  Good luck!

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• joanneheathermary
  joanneheathermary - Posted 3/6/2013

  Hi

  I use the IBG Star meter, and love it. I can attach it to my Iphone and it downloads the readings onto the phone. Then it has 3 different summary views. One is a trend chart, a log book, and statistics. You can even email the readings in a spreadsheet to your doctor or yourself to share with your doctor.

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