A blood glucose test is performed by piercing the skin to draw blood, then applying the blood to a 'test-strip'. Different manufacturers use different technology, but most systems measure an electrical characteristic, and use this to determine the glucose level in the blood.
To use a diabetic machine, typically a blood glucose meter, first wash your hands and prepare a test strip. Insert the strip into the meter, then use a lancing device to prick the side of your fingertip and obtain a drop of blood. Touch the drop to the test strip and wait for the meter to display your blood glucose reading. Record the result as necessary and follow any specific instructions provided with your device.
A dextrose strip is used by the diabetic and hypoglycemic people to test their blood glucose level.
One can buy a Diabetic test strip from Walmart, Amazon or a Pharmacy. A Diabetic test strip is used to measure the amount of sugar in the blood. The pack will contain the glucose test strips as well as the instructions. They work alongside the blood glucose monitor.
You can use the websites www.webmd.com for great diabetic tools and recipes. You can also use www.livestrong.com for diabetic recipes as well; they are both great sources.
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Some good diabetic products to use are OneTouch meters, along with the testing strips and needles. Another is diabetic cookbooks sold by diabetic companies to help improve your dieting habits to suit your diabetes.
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You can learn more information about a diabetic pump here. http://diabetes.webmd.com/insulin-pump They have a lot of good information on diabetic pumps and there equipment.
There are many diabetic meal plan options. You can purchase books or magazines dedicated to Diabetic cooking or you can use the website diabeticconnect.com.
Diabetic test strips average about a dollar per strip which can be expensive if your insurance does not cover it and you have to test two or three times a day. Here are some ways to offset the cost: http://www.ehow.com/about_4602102_diabetic-test-strips.html
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