Medline EVENCARE ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System, 6 Each per Case

EVENCARE ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System, 6 Each per Case

The EVENCARE ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System is a blood glucose meter system for diabetes management in resident care. It fits professional healthcare settings that need a simple workflow for multiple-patient use, with a large backlit display that is easier to read in low light. A test strip ejector helps reduce discomfort during handling.

Good Fit For

• Resident care settings
• Professional healthcare environments with multiple-patient testing
• Low-light care areas where display visibility matters

Key Features

• Blood glucose monitoring system for diabetes management in resident care
• Built for multiple-patient use in professional healthcare settings
• Large backlit display supports easier reading in low-light conditions
• Test strip ejector helps with discomfort during testing workflow
• Glucose test format
• No refrigeration required for storage

Applications and Usage

• Routine blood glucose monitoring in resident care
• Multiple-patient glucose testing in professional healthcare settings
• Use in care areas where a backlit display can help staff read results more easily

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Unit compatibility is EVENCARE Pro.
• This item uses a glucose test format.
• No refrigeration is required.

FAQ

• Can this blood glucose monitoring system be used for multiple patients? Yes. The EVENCARE ProView Blood Glucose Monitoring System is designed for multiple-patient use in a professional healthcare setting.
• Is the display easy to read in dim areas? Yes. The meter has a large backlit display that can be read more clearly in low light.
• What kind of testing does this system support? This system uses a glucose test format for blood glucose monitoring.
• Does handling the test strip offer any convenience feature? Yes. A test strip ejector is included to help with discomfort during use.
• Does this item need refrigeration? No. Refrigeration is not required.

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