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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Prem51" data-source="post: 1866530" data-attributes="member: 209498">Hi [USER=488381]@DianaMC[/USER] I think the Accu Chek Mobile is called that because the test strips are enclosed in the cassette. And the lancet pen is attached (it detaches which I find easier to use than when attached to the meter). You don't have to carry a separate lancet and strips, and insert individual strips so it's easier to carry and use when you are out and about.I initially started using it because of the Fastclix lancet device as I have a needle phobia and thought it would be easier for me to use. But the test cassettes are a bit dear, around £20 for a 50 test cassette, which is about 40p per test. But they can sometimes be bought for less on ebay.I probably will stop using the AC meter when my present stock of test cassettes runs out, and will use the TEE2. But I will continue to use the Fastclix lancet device as I find it relatively painless once you get used to it.</blockquote>

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