@JeremyCherfas No doubt. I totally get SOME variance, it shouldn't be this bad, though.
@JeremyCherfas Glucometers have control fluid which you can use to verify the meter is working. That said, the US FDA guidelines for accuracy say that +/- 20% of the actual value is considered acceptable.
Which means both of these meters could technically be accurate as the results between them vary by just over 20%.
A tale of two blood glucose meters. Both meters drew from the same drop of blood. Wildly different results, with the one on the left probably the more accurate result. #nt
I'm convinced the bigger our disks are, the more crap we carry without evaluating whether we should keep it or not.
@hybotics I purposefully chose a meter that did NOT talk to my phone given the issues I had with my previous meter…
// @indigo
@hybotics Only reason I am trying this meter is @larand. Same brand, slightly different meter.
// @indigo
@kdfrawg I had to wait until the 1st to order so I could claim it on my flexible spending account…