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Old 02-14-2013, 12:19 PM
 
Location: southern h
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i have several different glucometers that use the same test strips. since my a1c was staying in a good range and my bgl when i tested seemed high, i tried using more than one of my machines on the same drop of blood. iwas surprised that at times i get a reading on each machine that is 15-20 pts different. they are all calibrated correctly to the strips i use. it is not one unit that is always higher or lower . has anyone else experienced something like this? i know there can be some difference with each test,but this seems out of line.

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