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® OWNER’S BOOKLET MANUEL DU PROPRIÉT AIRE BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING SYSTEM SYSTÈME DE CONTRÔLE DE LA GL YCÉMIE LSI-97-051 OT2.bklt.C.Eg 10/8/97 3:10 PM Page 1 (1,1)[...]

® Blood Glucose Monitoring System OWNER’S BOOKLET LSI-97-051 OT2.bklt.C.Eg 10/8/97 3:10 PM Page 3 (1,1)[...]

6-VOLT 1 ✔ R Normal Glucose Control Solution - Blue Formula “J” size Battery (installed) Memory Button “M” Code Button “C ” Check Strip T est Strip T est Spot Lancet T est Strip Holder PENLET ® II with Cap Display On/Off Button Data Port T est Area ONE TOUCH ® Normal Glucose Contr ol Solution — Blue Formula LSI-97-051 OT2.bklt.C.E[...]

Dear ONE TOUCH ® II Owner: Congratulations! Y ou’ve selected a very sophisticated, yet easy-to-use, blood glucose monitoring system for home testing. Y our ONE TOUCH II System will give you the accurate test results you need when you follow a few simple steps. Everything you need to know about using the ONE TOUCH II System is included in this bo[...]

The ONE TOUCH ® II System is intended for in vitro diagnostic use only . (This legally required statement simply means that the Meter should be used only for testing purposes, and only outside the body .) CAUTION: Before using any product to test your blood glucose (sugar), read all instructions and practice the test. Consult your diabetes healthc[...]

T ABLE OF CONTENTS 1. T ips for Getting Good Results 6 2. Getting Started 7 3. Checking the System 11 4. Coding the Meter 19 5. Getting a Drop of Blood 21 6. T esting Y our Blood 26 7. T r oubleshooting 34 8. Cleaning and Maintaining the Meter 41 9. Setting Date, T ime, and Other Special Functions 51 10. Recalling T ests from Meter Memory 62 11. Su[...]

u ✔ Car efully read this Owner’ s Booklet and all other instructional material provided with your blood glucose monitoring system and test supplies. u ✔ Clean your Meter regularly (at lease once a week) by following the instructions in Chapter 8, Cleaning and Maintaining the Meter . u ✔ Use the Check Strip daily to check the Meter , and use[...]

2. GETTING ST ARTED Before you read about the test procedure, please study this diagram to become familiar with the various parts of your ONE TOUCH ® II Meter . • 7 • Memory Button "M" Code Button "C" Battery Compartment (on back) Display On/Off Button Data Port Test Area with Protective Coating Test Strip Holder LSI-97-051[...]

ON/OFF BUTTON. This button turns the Meter on and off. DISPLA Y . This is where you read your test results and the simple messages that help guide you through the test procedure. BA TTER Y COMP AR TMENT . Holds one J -size battery . The battery is already installed in your Meter . (Replacement instructions are provided in Chapter 8, Cleaning and Ma[...]

the LifeScan T echnical Service Department via the toll-free numbers listed below: Canada 1 800 663-5521 U.S.A. 1 800 227-8862 MEASUREMENT CONVERSION. The ONE TOUCH II Meter can display units either in mmol/L or mg/dL. T o select the unit measurement of your choice, see Chapter 9, Setting Date, T ime, and Other Special Functions for instructions. A[...]

systems. (See Chapter 9, Setting Date, T ime, and Other Special Functions. ) TEST STRIPS. ONE TOUCH ® T est Strips come in a moisture-proof, light- protected vial or foil package. Because the T est Strips are sensitive to moisture and light, it’ s important to keep them sealed until you’re ready to use them. DO NOT put unwrapped T est Strips i[...]

Ther e are two ways to make sure your ONE TOUCH ® II System is working properly . The Check Strip is used to check that the Meter is operating properly . ONE TOUCH ® Normal Glucose Control Solution — Blue Formula is used to check that both the Meter and the T est Strips are working together as a system, and that you are performing the test proc[...]

If either of these problems occur , you should first attempt to determine the cause of the problem by reviewing the instructions in this Owner’ s Booklet. If you cannot resolve the problem, contact the LifeScan T echnical Service Department via the toll-free numbers listed below: Canada 1 800 663-5521 U.S.A. 1 800 227-8862 IMPORT ANT : The expect[...]

can purchase ONE TOUCH ® Normal Glucose Control Solution — Blue Formula from your Authorized LifeScan Distributor or retail pharmacy . T o do a Control Solution test, follow the same procedure you would if you were testing your blood, (as described in Chapter 6, T esting Y our Blood ), using Control Solution instead of blood. Y our Control Solut[...]

Checking the Meter with the Check Strip A plastic (purple and white) Check Strip is included with your ONE TOUCH ® II Meter . The Check Strip is used to check that your Meter is operating properly . Y ou must use the Check Strip: u ✔ At least once a day . u ✔ After cleaning the meter . u ✔ Before adjusting your medication based on your Meter[...]

How to use the Check Strip Step 1: Press On/Off Button. code 7 (example) will appear on the display . (The code number does not need to be set to do a Check Strip test.) insert strip appears. Slide the Check Strip into the T est Strip Holder with the notched end first, Side 1 (purple) facing up. wait appears for a few moments. Step 2: When apply sa[...]

Step 3: When insert side 2 appears, tur n the Check Strip over and with Side 2 (white) facing up, insert it back into the T est Strip Holder , notched end first. The Meter counts down from 4 to 0, then A 3 . 9 A ok (example) appears if the number falls within the acceptable Check Strip range. The Meter automatically tells you if the reading falls w[...]

Chapter 8, Cleaning and Maintaining the Meter . For further assistance, call the LifeScan T echnical Service Department toll-free. Canada 1 800 663-5521 U.S.A. 1 800 227-8862 The next time you turn on your Meter code 7 redo A (example) will appear , indicating your Check Strip was out of range at the last reading. This message will continue to appe[...]

u ✔ Do not expose the Check Strip to direct sunlight for extended periods of time. u ✔ If you lose or damage the Check Strip, call the LifeScan T echnical Service Department for a free replacement. • 18 • LSI-97-051 OT2.bklt.C.Eg 10/8/97 3:10 PM Page 18 (1,1)[...]

Set the code before using the Meter for the first time and every time you open a new package or change to a different package of T est Strips. Step 1: Pr ess On/Off Button Push the On/Off Button to turn the Meter on. code 7 (example) appears on the display for several seconds, then insert strip The code numbers on T est Strip packages range between[...]

Step 2: Match the code number Press the Code Button (C). code 7 (example) will reappear on the display for several seconds. With code 7 (example) on the display , press and release the Code Button again, and the number will advance by one. Continue pressing until the number on the display matches the code number on your T est Strip package. code10 [...]

The PENLET ® II Automatic Blood Sampler is an easy , safe way to get a good dr op of blood. PENLET ® II How to use the PENLET II: Step 1: Insert a Lancet 1. Remove the PENLET II cap by pulling it straight off. 2. Insert a sterile Lancet into the Lancet Holder . The Lancet will slide into the Lancet Holder more easily if you DO NOT line up the rid[...]

3. Remove the Lancet Protective Disk by holding the Lancet firmly and gently twisting off the Disk. 4. Replace the PENLET ® II cap. Note: The PENLET II includes two caps so that you may control the punc- ture depth. The cap which comes attached to the PENLET II has a single line and works well for children and most adults. The other cap has a doub[...]

Step 2: Cock the PENLET ® II Holding the lower portion of the body of the PENLET II, pull out the dark gray sliding barrel until a click is heard. If you do not hear a click, the PENLET II may have been cocked when the Lancet was inserted. Step 3: Get a drop of blood 1. W ash your hands with soap and warm water and dry thoroughly . W arm water sti[...]

Choose a spot on the side of a different finger each time you take a blood sample. Repeated punctures in the same spot can make your finger sore and calloused. 2. Hold the PENLET ® II firmly on the side of the finger to be punctured, with the cap resting on the finger . (The greater the pressure of the PENLET II against the finger , the deeper the[...]

Step 4: Remove the Lancet Always use caution when re- moving the Lancet. After the blood glu- cose test, remove the PENLET ® II cap. Grip the dark gray T -shaped prongs. Point the Lancet downward and away from you. Pull back on the dark gray sliding barrel until the Lancet drops out. CAUTION: u ✔ Dispose of the Lancet in an appropriate container[...]

Y ou can test your blood glucose by following these three simple steps: Step 1: Pr ess On/Off Button Step 2: Insert T est Strip Step 3: Apply blood sample Be sure to read the following section carefully for detailed step-by- step instructions and important additional information. PAS D'ALCOOL sample insert code10 • 26 • 6. TESTING YOUR BLO[...]

Step-by-step instructions Choose a clean, dry work surface. Gather together all the materials you will need for a test: ONE TOUCH ® II Meter ONE TOUCH ® T est Strips PENLET ® II Automatic Blood Sampler (with choice of caps) Sterile Lancet 1 0 C o d e t e s t f o r t h e q u a n t i t i e s m e a s u r m t e s t f o r t h e q u a n t i t i e s m [...]

IMPORT ANT : Before testing, the T est Strip Holder and T est Area of the Meter must be clean and lint-free. (See Chapter 8, Cleaning and Maintaining the Meter , for more information.) Check the expiration date on the T est Strip package. If the date has passed, discard the T est Strips and use a new package of T est Strips. Step 1: Pr ess On/Off B[...]

Step 2: Insert T est Strip 1. Remove a T est Strip fr om the package. Do not touch the white T est Spot (a small white circle in the center of the Strip). If using Strips from a vial, replace the vial cap immediately . If using foil-wrapped T est Strips, be careful not to tear the Strip when opening the foil. The T est Spot should be white or ivory[...]

3. wait will appear on the display for a few moments. Then, 4. apply sample appears on the display , and remains for five minutes or until you apply blood to the T est Spot on the T est Strip. Step 3: Apply blood sample 1. W ith the T est Strip in the Meter and apply sample on the display , apply a dr op of blood to the T est Spot. T o learn how to[...]

it is pushed back to its original position as quickly as possible. u ✔ Do not smear the blood on the T est Spot or apply a second dr op after the test has begun. u ✔ Do not remove the T est Strip from the Meter to apply blood. u ✔ T ouch only the tip of the dr op of blood to the T est Strip. The Meter will beep when it detects that a sample o[...]

with MM before the result (or 0–600 mg/dL, the unit of measure used in the United States). Results above 33.3 mmol/L (600 mg/dL) are displayed as high . T o select an Event number now , follow the instructions in Chapter 10, Recalling T ests from Meter Memory . 3. Press the On/Off Button to turn Meter off. Check the Amount of Blood on the T est S[...]

2. Look at the T est Spot where you applied the blood sample. It should still have a wet, shiny drop which completely fills the circle. If the blood sample has a dull, dry appearance, you may have smeared the sample or not applied enough blood. 3. Look at the back of the Strip; you should see a full, dark circle. The white portion on the back of th[...]

• 34 • 7. TROUBLESHOOTING Special display messages during testing If at any time during the test procedure the display reads error or not ok , there is a problem which needs to be corrected: Y our blood or Control Solution sample was too small or smeared. Repeat the test, using a larger , round and shiny drop. (See Check the Amount of Blood on [...]

The sample was applied before apply sample appear ed on the display . (See Chapter 6, T esting Y our Blood .) There has been an error in the test procedure. Some examples are: 1. The T est Strip moved out of the corr ect position during the test and was not repositioned before the end of the test. 2. The T est Strip was not inserted correctly . The[...]

• 36 • Go Back to Step 1 in Chapter 6, T esting Y our Blood, and start over with a new T est Strip. Make sure you are following the instructions carefully . Ther e may be an electronic problem with your Meter . Call the LifeScan T echnical Service Department. Canada 1 800 663-5521 U.S.A. 1 800 227-8862 The T est Strip was inserted before the Me[...]

The last Check Strip reading was outside the acceptable range of results. The Check Strip test must be repeated. (See Chapter 3, Checking the System. ) If the message continues, clean the Meter . (See Chapter 8, Cleaning and Maintaining the Meter . ) For further assistance, call the LifeScan T echnical Service Department for more information. Usual[...]

• 38 • What to do if you feel your test result may be wrong: If you follow the instructions in this booklet, you will find that it is easy to get accurate results. If you suspect that you are not getting accurate results, you should do a Check Strip T est and a Control Solution T est to check the Meter operation, T est Strips, and your procedur[...]

number displayed on the Meter by repeatedly pressing Code Button “ C ” or holding it down until the correct code appears in the display . (See Chapter 4, Coding the Meter , for more information.) u ✔ The T est Strips have expired. Check the expiration date on the T est Strip package. If the expiration date has passed, discard the package and [...]

• 40 • u ✔ Y ou may have a special physical condition, such as extreme dehydration, which is affecting your results. (See Chapter 12, Questions and Answers, for more information.) u ✔ The T est Strips were stored in an extremely high temperature (above 30°C or 86° F). LSI-97-051 OT2.bklt.C.Eg 10/8/97 3:10 PM Page 40 (1,1)[...]

Y our ONE TOUCH ® II Meter is simple to use and easy to maintain. However , like all precision instruments it must be handled carefully and cleaned frequently to remain in peak operating condition. Y ou should observe these precautions at all times. u ✔ Keep the T est Strip Holder and T est Area clean. Dirt, blood, or lint in these areas will ca[...]

u ✔ A void exposing the Meter or the T est Strips to extremes of temperature or humidity for extended periods of time. For example, avoid leaving the Meter or T est Strips in your car for long periods. u ✔ Never let your Meter get wet. The Meter could be permanently damaged if water or other liquids get inside it. u ✔ Do not take the Meter ap[...]

3. Perform a Check Strip test by following the instructions in Chapter 3, Checking the System. Cleaning the Meter The T est Strip Holder must be removed for a complete cleaning: • At least once a week, • Whenever the T est Area looks dirty , and • Whenever clean test area appears on the display . Step 1: Remove T est Strip Holder 1. As you ho[...]

Step 2: Clean T est Strip Holder 1. W ash the T est Strip Holder with soap and water . 2. Clean the underside of the T est Strip Holder and check the small hole for any debris. 3. Dry completely with a soft cloth or tissue. Remove any lint. Step 3: Clean T est Ar ea While the T est Strip Holder is still removed, clean the surface of the T est Area,[...]

1. Check the clear protective coating over the Meter optics to make sure it is not scratched or damaged. 2. Use a cotton swab or soft cloth dampened with water to remove all blood, dirt, or lint from the T est Area. If necessary , a mild, liquid dishwashing detergent mixed with water may also be used. (Do not apply full- strength detergent to the T[...]

Step 4: Replace T est Strip Holder 1. Hook the bottom of the T est Strip Holder onto the square notch on the Meter . 2. Place each thumb on the raised dots and push down on top of the Holder until it snaps firmly into place. Y ou are now ready to do a Check Strip test. If the Check Strip will not slide into the T est Strip Holder , repeat this proc[...]

Batter y Replacement The Meter comes with one J - size (6v) Duracell ® brand alkaline battery already installed. The battery should last about one year with typical home use. When the battery needs to be replaced, use only a Duracell ® brand alkaline battery ( J -size, 6 volts, part #7K67). This will ensure that you get the best performance from [...]

When battry appears on the display , the Meter will no longer give results, and you must replace the battery before you can perform another test. A dead battery or battery removal will not affect the information stored in the Meter’ s memory , as long as the battery is replaced within 30 days. T o replace the batter y: 1. Make sure the Meter is t[...]

3. W ith your thumb, firmly push the left side of the battery door to the right until it is released from the clasp, as indicated on the door . 4. Completely remove the battery door . 5. Remove the old battery and discard properly . Insert a new J -size battery in the battery compartment as indicated. B L O O D G L U C O S E M E T E R For service o[...]

6. T o replace the battery door , insert the tab on the right side of the door into the slot in the battery compartment. 7. Swing the left side of the door over the battery , and insert the tab on the left side of the battery door into the slot, by applying pressure with your thumb until it snaps shut. B L O O D G L U C O S E M E T E R F o r s e r [...]

Y our ONE TOUCH ® II Meter has special functions which enable you to customize the Meter to meet your own special needs. The Meter allows you to: • Set the clock in your Meter so that your blood glucose results will be stored in memory along with the date and time they were taken. • T urn the beeper on or off; the Meter is set at the factory w[...]

• Select AM/PM or 24:00 time. The Meter is set at the factory in AM/PM time. •Select the type of data management system that the Meter will communicate with (described on the fol- lowing pages). The Meter is set at the factory to com- municate in the RS-232 Data Management Mode. Around the clock The Meter has an internal clock that will record [...]

Y ou may also want to customize some of the other features mentioned above, based on your own needs. The following pages de- scribe how to set the date and time, as well as other custom features. T o enter the date and time mode: 1. W ith the Meter turned off, press and hold Code Button “C” at the top of the Meter . 2. Press and release On/Off [...]

Using the “ M ” and “ C ” Buttons on the top of your Meter , follow the instructions in the chart to set the clock in your Meter . How the Chart W orks The “ C ” Button changes settings. For example, press “ C ” to change the year fr om 6.11. 93 to 6.11. 94 . The “ M ” Button holds your setting selection and advances you to the [...]

Setting Date and T ime C C C C C C C M M M M M With the Meter turned off, press and hold (C) Press and release (ON/OFF) Release (C) Year flashes Press (C) to change year Press (M) to hold and advance mode to month Month flashes Press (C) to change month Press (M) to hold and advance mode to day Day flashes Press (C) to change day Press (M) to hold [...]

Ther e are several special features you may choose to personalize your ONE TOUCH ® II Meter . The following section will tell you how to set the beep feature, the international options (including language, unit of measure, and date format), and the data management interface. T ur ning the beeps on and off (Beep Mode) The beeper provides audio cues[...]

The Meter is set at the factory to display messages in English. If you wish to change the display to another language, follow the instructions on the chart on page 60. Once a language is selected, all of the Meter messages will be displayed in that language. Selecting the unit of measure (Unit of Measure Mode) The Meter is set at the factory to giv[...]

Setting the date format (Date Format Mode) Y our Meter is set at the factory to display the month, day , and year (in that order) with each blood glucose result stored in the Meter memory (for example: ( 9 . 23 . 94 ). Y ou can set the Meter to display the day , month, and year ( 23 . 09 . 94 ), as is commonly read in Europe, by following the instr[...]

select the correct mode for the kind of data man- agement system you are using. The Meter is set at the factory in the RS- 232 Data Manage- ment Mode. In the RS-232 mode, you may also select the baud rate — the data communi- cations rate for a specific application (300, 1200, 2400, or 9600). • Y ou may connect the ONE TOUCH ® II Meter to the D[...]

Using the “ M ” and “ C ” Buttons located on top of your meter , follow the directional arrows through the following chart. How the Chart W orks The “ M ” Button advances you from one mode to the next. For example pr ess “ M ” to advance fr om the Beep Mode to the Language Mode. Use the “ M ” button to move across the page. The [...]

Options, and Data Management Interface M M Unit of Measure Mode Decimal Point/ Comma Mode Date Format Mode AM/PM/24:00 Mode Data Management Mode Baud Rate Mode DISPLAYS C C C DISPLAYS M M M M C C C MONTH-DAY- YEAR DISPLAYS DAY-MONTH- YEAR DISPLAYS 24 HR DISPLAY 12 HR DISPLAY DISPLAYS BAUD RATE DISPLAYS RETURNS TO M • 61 • LSI-97-051 OT2.bklt.C.[...]

Y our ONE TOUCH ® II Meter automatically stores up to 250 test results, the date and time of those results, plus an Event code, if selected. The Meter will not display correct date and time until you set the clock. (Refer to the chart Setting Date and T ime in Chapter 9.) T est results can be deleted from the memory by using a data management syst[...]

3. The word memory appears briefly , followed by av 6 . 2 (example) This number is the average of your blood glucose results for the past 14 days. Check Strip and Control Solution results are NOT included in the average. Results above 33.3 mmol/L will read as high and will be calculated into the average as 33.3 mmol/L. If you wish to know the numbe[...]

6. Press “ M ” again, and the result of your most recent test appears, for example: mm 5 . 2 (example) A 3 . 9 (example) indicates a Check Strip result. c 5 . 8 (example) indicates a Control Solution result. 7. Press “M” again, and - - - - appears indicating the end of the test result record (date, time, and result). 8. Each time you press [...]

Selecting Event numbers Y ou may choose to mark the blood glucose reading with an Event number (1–9). This allows you or your healthcare professional to analyze the trends in your blood glucose readings more easily . Y ou can set up the Event categories to meet your own needs. For instance to highlight: • Particular times of the day (readings t[...]

Event 7. Readings during illness Event 8. Readings during hypoglycemia symptoms Event 9. Readings during hyperglycemia symptoms Y ou may select an Event number: • After doing a blood test • While reviewing your results from the memory . T o enter an Event number: Suppose you want to mark a high test result of 19.2 mmol/L as event9 . W ith mm 19[...]

T o cancel an Event number: mm 6 . 2 mm 6 . 2 event6 event6 (example) will alternate in the display . Press “C” Button repeatedly until event9 is reached. Press “ C ” again; the next display is the test result. mm 6 . 2 (example) The Event number for this result has now been cancelled. When you are finished using the memory function, press [...]

The following are messages that may appear on the Meter display . If you get a message that is not listed below , it is likely that the Meter was accidentally switched to another lang- uage or that another special function was accidentally changed. (For more infor- mation, see Chapter 9, Setting Date, T ime, and Other Special Functions. ) appears w[...]

Recalling T ests fr om Meter Memory . ) battry appears when the battery is too low to perform another test. (See Battery Replace- ment in Chapter 8, Cleaning and Maintaining the Meter . ) clean test area appears when the Meter detects that there is dirt, lint, or blood on the T est Area, indicating that it must be cleaned. (See Chapter 8, Cleaning [...]

error1 retest appears if the sample was applied before apply sample appeared on the display . (See Chapter 6, T esting Y our Blood .) error2 retest appears if you made a mistake in the test procedure or if there is a problem with the Meter . (See Chapter 7, T roubleshooting. ) not enough blood retest appears if your blood or Control Solution sample[...]

high appears when a test result is above 33.3 mmol/L or 600 mg/dL. (See Chapter 12, Questions and Answers. ) Important: a HIGH result indicates severe hyper- glycemia (blood sugar too high); contact your physician immediately . insert strip appears on the display when the Meter is ready for you to insert a T est Strip. (See Chapter 6, T esting Y ou[...]

nodata appears if you press the Memor y M Button when there are no results stored. not ok appears when there is an electronic problem with your Meter . Call the LifeScan T echnical Service Department. Canada 1 800 663-5521 U.S.A. 1 800 227-8862 remove strip appears if you mistakenly insert a T est Strip before you turn the Meter on. Remove the Stri[...]

wait appears while the Meter is performing some internal checks. W ait until apply sample appears to continue. (See Chapter 6, T esting Y our Blood. ) 45 . . . 0 mm 6 . 3 (example) The Meter counts down from 45 seconds until your result appears. Meters intended for use in Canada and other countries show test results in mmol/L with the letters MM (f[...]

The second message is the time the test was done (3:21PM). The third message is the result 5.9 mmol/L (MM 5.9) as shown here in mmol/L. The four th message means an Event number was selected for this particular result (Event 6). (See Chapter 10, Recalling T ests from Meter Memory . ) A 3 . 8 A ok (example) appears when a Check Strip reading is with[...]

12. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS In the following pages, we’ve provided answers to some of the most common questions people have about home blood glucose monitoring and the ONE TOUCH ® II Meter . If you have a question that isn’t covered here, consult your healthcare professional or call the LifeScan T echnical Service Department. Canada 1 800 663-55[...]

Q. What clinical information should a healthcare professional be aware of when using the ONE TOUCH ® II Meter? A. For use in hospitals, institutions, and clinics, refer to the ONE TOUCH ® II Blood Glucose Monitoring System Manual-Hospital Programs. The ONE TOUCH II Meter is not intended for monitoring neonatal whole blood samples. ONE TOUCH ® T [...]

T est results can also indicate whether your diabetes is changing in ways that might require an adjustment in your treatment program. Always consult your healthcare professional before making changes in your diabetes control plan. Q. How often should I test my blood glucose? A. This is best decided by you and your healthcare professional. It may va[...]

blood. T ouch the drop of blood lightly to the middle of the T est Spot to fill the entire spot. The drop of blood should have a shiny surface over the entire spot. Do not smear the blood or touch the T est Spot with your finger . Do not use expired T est Strips. Never use T est Strips after the expiration date on the package label has passed. Make[...]

Q. What should I do if test results seem unusually low or high? A. First, troubleshoot by eliminating any of these potential problems: u ✔ Clean your Meter T est Strip Holder and most importantly , the T est Area. (See Chapter 8, Cleaning and Maintaining the Meter . ) u ✔ Inspect the T est Spot on the T est Strip to be sure the drop of blood co[...]

“How do I feel?” “Do I have symptoms of low blood sugar (hypoglycemia) or high blood sugar (hyperglycemia)?” “What have I eaten?” “How much exercise have I had?” “Am I ill?” (i.e., common cold, flu, etc.) In addition to the common factors listed above which cause real variations in blood glucose results, there are certain abnorm[...]

factors which could lead to severe dehydration: • V omiting and diarrhea • Prescription drugs, e.g., diuretics • Inability to recognize or respond to “thirst” sensations • Sustained uncontrolled diabetes Whenever inadequate fluid intake or excessive water loss occurs, CONSUL T A PHYSICIAN IMMEDIA TEL Y . Remember , if you ever experienc[...]

glucose values for your individual treatment plan should be determined with your healthcare professional. If your blood glucose test results remain consistently high, contact your health- care professional. Q. What are the expected blood glucose values associated with well- controlled diabetes? A. Fasting: 3.3–7.2 mmol/L (60–130 mg/dL). After m[...]

Another reason for variation may be that the Meter test was not done within 10 or 15 minutes of the laboratory test. Because blood glucose levels can change rapidly (especially if you’ve re- cently eaten), the two tests could have very different results. 8,9 1 W ickham NWR, et al: Practical Diabetes (1986) 3(2):100. 2 Cohen FE, et al: Diabetes Ca[...]

Performance Characteristics: See ONE TOUCH ® T est Strip package insert for ONE TOUCH ® II System accuracy and precision. Power Supply: One Duracell ® brand alkaline battery , ( J -size, 6 volts, part #7K67) included with Meter . Use only a Duracell ® battery for replacement. Battery Life: Approximately one year (at two tests per day). Result R[...]

30-Day Money-Back Guarantee If you are not fully satisfied with the ONE TOUCH ® II System, a full refund may be obtained by calling a LifeScan T echnical Representative at the toll- free number within 30 days after purchase. Y ou must return the ONE TOUCH ® II Meter and a copy of your receipt to receive a refund. Five-Y ear W arranty The followin[...]

4. The warranty policy does not apply to the performance of the ONE TOUCH ® II Meter when used with any test strip other than ONE TOUCH ® T est Strips, or when the ONE TOUCH II Meter or T est Strips are changed or modified in any way . 5. Before you return your Meter for warranty replacement, call your LifeScan T echnical Representative at the to[...]