Blood Glucose Meters

Blood glucose monitors, also called blood glucose meters, are designed to be used by diabetics in conjunction with blood glucose test strips to help diabetics manage their blood glucose levels. For more information about blood glucose meters and monitoring, please see:

• Blood Glucose monitor guide
• Teenage diabetes and blood glucose testing
• Blood glucose monitors and management systems
• Diabetes, blood glucose and blood sampling

Who makes diabetes blood glucose meters?

Blood glucose meter manufacturers and types include:

• Accu-chek Aviva,
• One Touch Ultra 2 Glucometer,
• Accuchek,
• Accu-check,
• Accu-chek Glucometer,
• Accu-chek Meter,
• Accu-check Aviva,
• Accu-chek Compact plus,
• Accu-chek Aviva meter,
• Accu-chek Test Strips,
• Accu-chek Active Test Strips,
• OneTouch Ultra,
• One Touch Ultra 2 blood glucose meter,
• Lifescan one touch ultra,
• OneTouch Ultra Test Strips,
• Diastix, Clinistix,
• Ketostix,
• Medisense Optium,
• Novopen and
• Accutrend GC.

Check out our blood glucose monitor guide below for more information, and our blood glucose monitor test strips guide for more information about the various types.

Abbott: Abbott blood glucose meters
Thhere are 4 types of this blood glucose meter: FreeStyle Lite, FreeStyle Flash, FreeStyle Freedom and Precision Xtra.

• Abbott profile
• Abbott site

Bayer: Ascensia Blood Glucose Meter
There are 2 types of this blood glucose meter: Ascensia Contour and Ascensia Breeze.

• Bayer site

Lifescan: Lifescan Blood Glucose Meters
Browse the 4 types of this meter: OneTouch UltraEasy, Ultra2, UltraSmart, OneTouch Ultra.

• Lifescan profile
• Lifescan site
• Lifescan Meters Guide

Roche: ACCU-Check blood glucose monitoring
Browse the 2 variations of this meter: ACCU-CHEK AVIVA and ACCU-CHEK Compact Plus.

• Roche site

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