Hi
I received a email from Accu Check this morning, it's a sales email with a scare tactic twist in mind as it scares you into thinking that you meter is not accurate and is no good! Just because it is not one of their meters.
the email reads as follows:
Dear MICHAEL,
If you use ACCU-CHEK products, you'll be happy to hear that every ACCU-CHEK meter passed every study, every time.
But if you use one of these meters that failed and you're concerned about the accuracy of your test results, you can switch to the ACCU-CHEK meter of your choice right now for FREE.
Because your health is important to us, Roche has been going the extra mile to adhere to new global accuracy standards. Learn more about the eye-opening results of these accuracy studies. Then make the switch today to the ACCU-CHEK Aviva Plus or ACCU-CHEK Nano meter system.
For some people this will be worrying them a lot - has any one else received this today??
Who do I complain to as this is a misleading claim without back up and is it allowed. I did not think a company like Accu check would send out an email like this, but apparently it does.
Thanks
Michael
I received a email from Accu Check this morning, it's a sales email with a scare tactic twist in mind as it scares you into thinking that you meter is not accurate and is no good! Just because it is not one of their meters.
the email reads as follows:
Dear MICHAEL,
If you use ACCU-CHEK products, you'll be happy to hear that every ACCU-CHEK meter passed every study, every time.
But if you use one of these meters that failed and you're concerned about the accuracy of your test results, you can switch to the ACCU-CHEK meter of your choice right now for FREE.
Because your health is important to us, Roche has been going the extra mile to adhere to new global accuracy standards. Learn more about the eye-opening results of these accuracy studies. Then make the switch today to the ACCU-CHEK Aviva Plus or ACCU-CHEK Nano meter system.
For some people this will be worrying them a lot - has any one else received this today??
Who do I complain to as this is a misleading claim without back up and is it allowed. I did not think a company like Accu check would send out an email like this, but apparently it does.
Thanks
Michael