Too many jams which resulted in wasted test strips.
As per our usual process, we search online retailers, EBay, big box stores and Amazon for a new type of glucose tester for my father. He wanted to try a different approach to loading the test strips so that he did not have load them individually each time he wanted to test his glucose levels. This seller had the Breeze 2 tester at what we considered a very reasonable price and promised quick deliver. Well, they kept their promise as the tester arrived when it was promised. Great seller to work with.<br /><br />As I mentioned in my review of the test strips for this unit, after trying to use the 10 wheels of test strips that came in the box of test strips that we ordered separately, we decided to go back to the old unit that we have where we load each strip individually. The reason being that we were never able to use all of 10 strips on the wheel. Each wheel that we tried had at least one strip jam when it rotated into position. Several of the wheels had 2 or more jams. We can not say if the cause of the jams was with the testing unit or the wheel of strips. But after having 10 out of 10 wheel jam, we decided to change back to the old testing unit.
Rating: 3 stars