GDbow Ketosis Analyzer, Ketone Breath Meter Digital LCD Display with 10 Replaceable Mouthpieces
Brand: GDbow

Important Tips to Get Accurate Ketones Readings

The monitor needs to be exhausted before your first use because each ketone breath analyzer was tested during the production before shipping to warehouse, it may have residuals; if you want to test another person consequently after your testing, please also kindly exhaust previous residuals.

To do so, please repeat the warm-up procedure 1-2 times (without blowing) before you proceed to your first test. During testing, please blow immediately within first 5-6 seconds when displaying "blo" on the ketosis tester since the keto breath tester starts analyzing the breath right after the first 5-6 seconds.

Cautions Before Measurement:

In order to accurately analyze and track your testing readings, we strongly recommend testing your ketone levels under the same conditions each time right after waking up in the morning before consuming anything in fasting status!

Using Steps:

1.Powered by 2x AA alkaline batteries (not included)

2.Press the power button for 3 seconds to start device

3.Warm-up and exhaust residuals

4.Blow for 5-6 seconds right after warm-up

5.Ketone meter analyzes and reading shows

Breath Acetone Concentration Readings Instructions (PPM):

0 ~ 1.9 PPM: You are not in ketosis or just right before ketosis.

2.0 ~ 3.9 PPM: You are at very early stage of ketosis.

4.0 ~ 9.9 PPM: You are in a light status of ketosis. The body fat is burning at a low pace.

10 ~ 39 PPM: You are in the optimum level of ketosis. This is the stable fat burning zone, the process of fat being used by the body as the main source of energy.

40 ~ 59 PPM: Be Caution! You are approaching too much ketosis level. Adjust your level to under 40ppm.

60 ~ 99 PPM: Danger! You are in too high level of ketosis. Ketoacidosis.

The ketone monitor needs to be exhausted before your first use. To do this, turn on the keto breath meter, wait for the 20 seconds countdown to be completed, and turn it off. Repeat the same procedure 1-2 times (without blowing) before you proceed to your first test. During testing, please blow immediately within first 5-6 seconds when displaying "blo" on the ketosis tester, since the ketone breath tester starts analyzing the breath right after the first 6 seconds
Breath acetone meter measures 6 levels of ketones up to 99 PPM (0.0 -99), using a PPM (Part Per Million) measurement. Ketone breath meter with 3 LED indications: Green Light (Ketosis Reading Successfully), Amber Light (Low Battery), Red Light (Ketosis Reading Unsuccessfully); the keto tester device powered by 2*AA batteries (not included but commonly available).
Breath ketone meter detects your breath acetone from 0 to 99 PPM and follow 6 level guidance: 0.0-1.9ppm (No ketosis), 2.0-3.9ppm (Early Stage Ketosis), 4.0-9.9ppm (Light Ketosis), 10-39ppm (Stable Fat Burning Zone), 40-59ppm (Caution-High Ketosis), 60-99ppm (Ketoacidosis); Tracking breath acetone is a better measure of what your body is actually using for fuel because acetone in our breath is an actual byproduct of fat burning, and 80% of fat that we burn leaves the body through the lungs
Kind reminder: please do not compare the testing readings with the the traditional meter because of different analyzing methods, our ketone breath analyzer is tracking the breath acetone which is a better measure of what your body is actually using for fuel because acetone in our breath is an actual byproduct of fat burning
How Long Does It Take to Get Into Ketosis? You cannot simply jump into ketosis in a 24-hour timespan. Your body has been burning sugar for fuel your entire life. It will need time to adapt to burning ketones for fuel, this transition could take anywhere from 48 hours to one week. The length in time will vary depending upon your activity level, lifestyle, body type and carbohydrate intake; using the ketone meter to track your ketone content, and you just need to breathe with it