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suzi
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Hi Ming,
5.5 isn't high for a non diabetic, iv'e often "played around" with my sons meter, as a non diabetic iv'e been anywhere between 2.2 and 6.8, the lowest when i'd skipped lunch and felt faint, and the highest after a binge of chocolate, so i wouldn't worry.
suzi x
5.5 isn't high for a non diabetic, iv'e often "played around" with my sons meter, as a non diabetic iv'e been anywhere between 2.2 and 6.8, the lowest when i'd skipped lunch and felt faint, and the highest after a binge of chocolate, so i wouldn't worry.
suzi x
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I'm sure I'm preaching to the converted, but do be careful when playing around with other people's equipment. Make sure it is properly cleaned (alcohol wipes tend to work best) and make sure that you use a fresh lancet and then replace it when you put the device down. You can't tell by looking at someone whether or not they have a blood bourne virus and some people carry them without showing any symptoms.
