What kind of blood glucose monitor?
There are a wide variety of blood glucose monitors to choose from, from stripped down single-reading meters to models with computer compatibility, alarms, and backlights. Think about the functions that are important to you. For example, if you like seeing trend data on your glucose readings, a blood glucose monitor that has extensive memory may be for you. People with vision impairment may prefer a large display, or an adaptive meter with voice reading capabilities. Size may also matter; if you prefer an unobtrusive blood glucose monitor that can be used discreetly you’ll want something small and easy to handle. Your certified diabetes educator or pharmacist is a good source of information on what blood glucose monitor may be right for you. Sponsored LinkSave $10 on your next prescription. Visit Avandia to learn more. Most meters on the market today read blood plasma, the same standard that is used in a clinical setting (many older meters provide whole blood readings). Consider the fol
