Medline Glucose Test Strips for Harmony Meter, 50 EA/BX

Glucose Test Strips for Harmony Meter, 50 EA/BX

Glucose test strips for the Harmony meter support blood glucose testing with a small 0.8 microliter sample. They fit workflows that need Harmony meter compatibility and help reduce handling of used strips thanks to the meter's side ejector process described for this system. This box includes 50 test strips.

Good Fit For

• Glucose testing workflows using a Harmony meter
• Settings that want a small blood sample requirement
• Care areas serving patients with a wide hematocrit range

Key Features

• Made for use with the Harmony meter
• Supports glucose testing
• Small 0.8 microliter sample requirement may help reduce discomfort during sample collection
• System information notes results in eight seconds
• Harmony meter system accepts venous whole blood or capillary whole blood from fingertip, palm, or forearm
• Box of 50 test strips for routine testing supply

Applications and Usage

• Routine glucose checks with a Harmony meter
• Testing using venous whole blood samples
• Capillary blood testing from fingertip, palm, or forearm
• Workflows that prefer less contact with used strips during disposal

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• These strips are intended for Harmony meter compatibility only.
• Product details describe meter-dependent performance and handling steps, so use should follow the Harmony meter workflow.
• No refrigeration is required.

FAQ

• Which meter do these glucose test strips work with? These test strips are for use with the Harmony meter.
• How many test strips come in one box? One box includes 50 glucose test strips.
• What sample types can be used with the Harmony meter system? The product details say the Harmony meter accepts venous whole blood or capillary whole blood from the fingertip, palm, or forearm.
• How much blood is needed for a test? The product details indicate that only 0.8 microliters are needed for a sample.
• Do these test strips need refrigeration? No. Refrigeration is not required.

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