Patients will appreciate the tiny 0.3 μL sample size of the GLUCOCARD® 01 meter. The glucose oxidase based test strip platform provides results in as little as 7 seconds. The auto coded meter has a 360-test memory providing an invaluable tool to monitor results and patient progress. The GLUCOCARD® …
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