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Dunno about calibration but in my experience the control solution is specific to the meter.

Welcome to the forum. Yes it is a minefield when you first start. First medication, what are you on? All medication, not just T2. Diet, what do you eat in a typical day. Do you use a meter to measure your glucose?

It's good stuff. Took me a couple of goes to get it right.

Most probably the dawn phenomenon, your liver is trying to be helpful and dumping to help you get going. You can ignore this, it will come down in its own sweet time.

Have you looked at dietdoctor.com, full of useful information.

I asked what are you eating in your other thread.

What are you eating?

Have you cchanged your diet at all?

For low carb recipes, Google what you fancy, just put keto first. Thousands out there for free.

I know this seems harsh, you have time. Ignore for now and get your thesis done. Stress can raise your levels so it's not helping. Once your thesis is in, come back and we can sort you out. My levels were higher than yours when I started.

Are you testing before and after you eat? What do you eat in a typical day?

Plenty of us have reversed fatty liver by going low carb.

Have a look at dietdoctor.com. there are thousands of recipes, you should be able to find loads.

How long after you put it on did you activate it?

What was your bg before you ate and 2 hours later?

Hmm. Christmas day roast potatoes. The only day I eat them.

Google anything you fancy just put keto first. Lots of free recipes out there. Celeriac mash is also delicious. Hubby now prefers it to potato. Dry those tears, life will be different. We can eat cheese and bacon, a life saver so far as I am concerned. If you can't find something, ask here...

Your numbers are going down, which is encouraging, it is marathon not a sprint. I would be careful of the pear. I can't tolerate too many carrots either. Test before and 2 hours after the first bite to identify any foods that don't suit you.

What are you eating in a typical day?

@Rachox can advise on meters, the strips are your running costs.