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OneTouch Ultra 2 Blood Glucose Monitoring System | 
 enlarge | Brand: Lifescan
Category: Health And Beauty
Buy New: $49.99
New (3) from $49.99
Avg. Customer Rating:  5 reviews
Sales Rank: 18613
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
MPN: OTULTRA2
ASIN: B000KBW7KU
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Having diabetes doesn't mean giving up the foods you love! The OneTouch Ultra2 Blood Glucose Meter is a fast, gentle, simple and unique way to see the effects of food on your blood glucose results. The OneTouch Ultra2 Meter will help you see if your food and portion choices are working so you stay in range. "Diabetes once took the joy out of eating. This little meter put it back." The OneTouch Ultra2 Meter comes complete with a unique educational Simple Start Diabetes+Food DVD and booklet that can help you manage your diabetes around meals. This 20-minute DVD and booklet will show you how to make simple adjustments so you can still enjoy the foods you love. The OneTouch Ultra2 Meter needs just a speck of blood. Test on your finger, forearm, or palm.* Results in 5 seconds, so there's almost no waiting. Two-way scrolling buttons and a backlight make it easy to read and operate. Features--like before and after meal averages--can make it easy to manage diabetes around meals. *Before you begin testing on your forearm or palm, read the owner's booklet and talk to your health care professional. Basic diabetes education: Learn about carbohydrate management, portion control, reading food labels and more Understand why and how to use blood glucose monitoring to make appropriate food choices
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 Great Product May 24, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I've had this meter for over two year. It is very accurate. Had it checked at hospital & Dr. office. Very easy to use and with the software results can be downloaded to your PC. Print a report and take to your next check-up. I like it much better than Accu-Chek.
 Standard Meter February 23, 2008
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I'm still looking for a more painfree meter. Started with this meter and find I have to have the needle setting quite high to get the blood drop. Too painful for me.
 50% code 24 strips bad. Out of 550 bad strips lifescan would replace 100 August 8, 2007
8 out of 10 found this review helpful
After using code 24 strips for 5 weeks and getting invalid results. Being low and strips not showing a low. Taking too much insulan due to invalid results causing lows. Did 14 test solution tests with only 50% within range all others invalid. Lifescan would only replace 100 strips. 1 box out of 11 they would replace. Tossed them in the trash and went to a different company
Wonderful Meter! April 10, 2007
11 out of 12 found this review helpful
I began testing on a meter that took 40 seconds to display results, so I was glad to find a OneTouch Ultra that took only 5 seconds. I switched to the Ultra 2 about 9 months ago, and I love it.
The main reason I switched was for the backlight. Silly, I know, but it makes such a difference. Also, you can add comments to your readings or flag them as before or after meals. I like the ability to check my averages based on all results, before meal results, or after meal results. The up/down buttons are helpful, too. No more scrolling all the way through if you accidentally skip over your number when coding the meter.
The OneTouch Ultra 2 isn't hard to use or full of extras that are useless. It seems to be just the right combination of helpful features that help keep tighter control.
 Monitor Ultra February 6, 2007
12 out of 13 found this review helpful
Very good monitor, though a bit klutzy at times regarding getting the strips into the slot, and getting sufficient blood to avoid wasting a test strip at nearly a buck apiece. The test strips are another story-getting them out of the bottle without spilling them, and getting them into place, especially if you forgot before doing the lancet--a pain the posterior to say the least!
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