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More than 1.7 million blood glucose testing strips are being recalled over potential false readings. The medical watchdog says the affected items are the GlucoMen LX Sensor strips for use with the GlucoMen LX and GlucoMen LX PLUS blood glucose meter
How to check if you own the affected test strips:
You can check if you have the affected test strips at home by looking for the lot numbers below on the tubs of test strips:
· Lot 3212219249, expiry date 31-08-2014
· Lot 3212214249, expiry date 31-08-2014
The Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency have asked diabetics not to use the test strips because of a fault which could leave sufferers overestimating the amount of insulin they need to take.
How to contact the manufacturer
Great Britain: 0800 243 667 or 01189 444128
Republic of Ireland: 1800 709903
Northern Ireland: 0800 7837286
How to check if you own the affected test strips:
You can check if you have the affected test strips at home by looking for the lot numbers below on the tubs of test strips:
· Lot 3212219249, expiry date 31-08-2014
· Lot 3212214249, expiry date 31-08-2014
The Medicines and Healthcare Regulatory Agency have asked diabetics not to use the test strips because of a fault which could leave sufferers overestimating the amount of insulin they need to take.
How to contact the manufacturer
Great Britain: 0800 243 667 or 01189 444128
Republic of Ireland: 1800 709903
Northern Ireland: 0800 7837286