Has anyone got this meter and or any views on meters:
Contour NEXT USB Meter or OneTouch Verio IQ
or are 3 in 1 any good.
Contour NEXT USB Meter or OneTouch Verio IQ
or are 3 in 1 any good.
Contour NEXT USB Meter
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I've got the Contour Next and love it - its small so I don't have to make a big thing out of testing around others
it takes a tiny amount of blood to test (which is great for me as I don't bleed that easily)
It connects up to my 'puter so I can see graphically what my numbers have been and reports can be printed off too
The strips I get are about £25 for 50 - not cheap but I don't test so much now so its good
it takes a tiny amount of blood to test (which is great for me as I don't bleed that easily)
It connects up to my 'puter so I can see graphically what my numbers have been and reports can be printed off too
The strips I get are about £25 for 50 - not cheap but I don't test so much now so its good
pav
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- Type of diabetes
- Treatment type
- Tablets (oral)
I have recently switched to the contour next usb meter and agree its a great little meter. When I first got it thought that its size would be a problem, but its not, its clear and so far found it easily readable. The meter allows you to enter carbs, insulin, notes like what type of test you have done and add some extra notes that are set by the meter.
The computer software (I downloaded the full version from Bayer) is fairly customisable, and you can add your own notes into the computer results charts. Which you then can save as a pdf file or export them to excel format. If you register the meter you can also then upload your results to your account on the Bayer servers. The meter is powered by a rechargeable battery which can be charged via your PC or Bayer will send you a charger for free once you register the meter.
The computer software (I downloaded the full version from Bayer) is fairly customisable, and you can add your own notes into the computer results charts. Which you then can save as a pdf file or export them to excel format. If you register the meter you can also then upload your results to your account on the Bayer servers. The meter is powered by a rechargeable battery which can be charged via your PC or Bayer will send you a charger for free once you register the meter.
Thanks guys,
I'll have a much closer look at this. That's a great help with so many on the market
I'll have a much closer look at this. That's a great help with so many on the market
