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-If the kit does not contain a glucometer, however, then you can just buy a test strip and a meter. The meter will serve as a gauge and can measure the exact amounts of lancets in red blood cells.
-Many insurance companies will pay for your meter and test strips if you obtain a prescription from your doctor. Read the materials and directions that come with your meter.
-Test strips only work when you have a positive lethdown (" reading of ") percentage. Measure your lethdown percentage using a 2-meter meter.
-You can also use strips like test casters. Most needles are sized like a bulb and measure your blood sugar at various locations along the seam between the rubber tip of the needle and the strip.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to use a glucometer
Obtain a glucometer and test strips.
You can go to any drugstore and buy a blood sugar testing kit. Most kits contain lancets (testing needles), a lancing device, testing strips, and a meter to read the results.
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Many insurance companies will pay for your meter and test strips if you obtain a prescription from your doctor. Read the materials and directions that come with your meter.