Scandichic
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- Type of diabetes
- Type 2
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I didn't get a meter from my doc so I bought one from http://www.homehealth-uk.comWell seeing as im newly diagnosed and not yet genned up on it all id like to aim for between 4 and 9.Ive been told be reliable sources namely one district nurse who is also a diabetic nurse that the ideal range is no lower than 4 and no higher than 9,but to be comfortable 6 is a good reading.I tested last Thursday afternoon after id got the news that im diabetic and it was 6.3 which i was over the moon about.Then just for the hell of it i tested yesterday morning and it read 9.0.I cant do anymore readings yet till i get my own equipment i cant go using the wifes test strips and lancets or shed have none left.So thats on hold till i see the diabetic nurse on Thursday morning and get me own stuff.
It's an sd codefree meter and the strips, if bought in boxes of 5 packs are £26 (5x50 + first class postage) with the discount code. They are very quick and reliable.