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snookie09

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I've not been diagnosed yet but need a blood sugar meter I'm looking for any recommendations had one for sd codefree I believe it was called just need something simple to understand and reasonable price, not looking forwards to having to use it with my needle phobia lol
 
codefree sd seems to be the meter of choice as the strips are the cheapest around as you wont be able to get any on prescription since your not yet diagnosed
 
clinton137 said:
codefree sd seems to be the meter of choice as the strips are the cheapest around as you wont be able to get any on prescription since your not yet diagnosed
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Once I am diagnosed are the strips for this meter available on prescription or is it dependant on what your surgery stocks
 
I find the Codefree quite easy, about the same level of complexity as installing dates & times and understanding the settings on my little camera, and I like looking at the graphs the meter loads on my pc.
Judging from Mrs DeeJay's frequent swearing I imagine her smartphone demands much more cleverness.
 
snookie09 said:
Once I am diagnosed are the strips for this meter available on prescription or is it dependant on what your surgery stocks
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if ur on metformin u will have to pay...if ur on glic u should get them on prescription. That seems to b the way. I am on glic. No metformin it doesn't agree with me.
 
I've clicked on link asking me if want mol or mg I'm confused lol OTE="CatLadyNZ, post: 929925, member: 43498"]If you are diagnosed with T2 diabetes, it's highly unlikely you will be able to get test strips on prescription.

Here's a link for the sd codefree meter http://www.homehealth-uk.com/medical/blood_glucose_monitor_testing.htm
The discount codes for the strips are --5 packs. 264086-----10 packs. 975833[/QUOTE]
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mmol/mol and mg/dl are two different units of measure for blood glucose.
 
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