Ask about the features to see what meets your specific needs. Are both the meter and test strips comfortable and easy to hold? Can you easily see the numbers on the screen? How easy is it to get blood onto the strips? How much blood is required? Some meters are easier to use than others. Be sure to factor in the cost of the test strips, as these will represent the majority of the cost in the long term. Some insurance providers limit coverage to specific models or limit the total number of test strips allowed. Check with your insurance provider for coverage details.
Here are several factors to consider when choosing a blood glucose meter:
They differ in the type and number of features they offer.
When used and stored properly, blood glucose meters are generally accurate in how they measure glucose.
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