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Message: <blockquote data-quote="qrp" data-source="post: 920672" data-attributes="member: 1199">Thanks, satindoll. I actually have two Xceeds, both as backup to the OneTouch Ultra 2 for which I get strips prescribed (have to pay for the Abbott ones). An update now. I had been trying the Agamatrix Wavesense Jazz which is the meter 'they' want us all to use. I haven't seen a good word said about it but it does the biz although it feels plastic-y and cheap compared with others. What I did like was the tagging for pre and post meals and, crucially, for bedtime.  That helps to avoid night time hypos. Anyway, I downloaded and used the software (easy-peasy) and it will display a time graph plus loads of other stats if you want them.The Jazz has a dull, low res display with tiny tags obscured somewhat by the case so my poor eyesight precludes it's use. That's why I was wondering if Abbott had a rival and the Neo could be it. Thanks again - Abbott are sending me one.Incidentally, I got the Verio IQ upgrade for the Ultra 2 - very clear and easy to use  but tagging is just pre or post meal and not that vital bedtime one. A shame or I'd go with that else.  I'm looking forward to what the Neo offers - the bells and whistles as you term it!Kind regards qrp</blockquote>

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