Abbott Nutrition Blood Glucose Meter FreeStyle® Lite 5 Second Results Stores Up To 400 Results , 7 , 14 and 30 Day Averaging No Coding Required, 1/KT

Blood Glucose Meter FreeStyle® Lite 5 Second Results Stores Up To 400 Results , 7 , 14 and 30 Day Averaging No Coding Required, 1/KT

The FreeStyle Lite blood glucose meter is a blood glucose meter that delivers 5 second results with no coding required. It fits buyers who want quick, discreet blood glucose testing in home or professional settings, especially when low-light visibility and data tracking matter. This meter uses a 0.3 microliter blood sample, stores up to 400 results, and supports 7, 14, and 30 day averaging.

Good Fit For

• Blood glucose testing where quick results are important
• Low-light testing situations
• Users who want discreet testing with a small meter
• Tracking glucose readings over time

Key Features

• 5 second results help support fast testing workflow
• No coding required for simpler setup and use
• Stores up to 400 results for ongoing tracking
• 7, 14, and 30 day averaging supports trend review
• 0.3 microliter blood sample supports very small sample testing
• Backlight and port light help with testing in low light

Applications and Usage

• Routine blood glucose checks with 5 second results
• Reviewing stored readings and 7, 14, or 30 day averages
• Testing from fingertip, upper arm, or palm
• Checking glucose in low-light conditions using the backlight and port light

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: KT.
• This meter uses a 0.3 microliter blood sample.
• Testing sites include fingertip, upper arm, and palm.
• Data storage tops out at 400 results.

FAQ

• How fast does the FreeStyle Lite blood glucose meter give results? The FreeStyle Lite blood glucose meter gives results in 5 seconds.
• Does this blood glucose meter require coding? No. The FreeStyle Lite meter does not require coding.
• How many readings can this meter store? This meter stores up to 400 results for tracking and review.
• What sample size does this meter use? The meter uses a 0.3 microliter blood sample.
• Where can the sample be taken from? Testing sites include the fingertip, upper arm, and palm.

From FreeStyle by Abbott Nutrition.