" And so there we are under this tree and I'm getting out all these
three different items, putting them on the gatepost to test, and I
just kind of think 'there's got to be an easier way than this."Ann, Accu-Chek Mobile user
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There must be a better way
Unlike conventional blood glucose
monitoring systems, the Accu-Chek
Mobile meter doesn't use individual
test strips and you don't need to
dispose of individual lancets every
time you test. No more awkward
moments trying to stuff pots of test
strips in your pockets, fiddling with
separate lancets or trying to find a
table top for all your testing gear.
The all-in-one Accu-Chek Mobile
system uses a cassette containing
50 tests and the integrated
finger-pricker takes a user-friendly
drum containing 6 lancets.
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Having a blood glucose meter that fits your needs, lifestyle and preference is
something you should be able to discuss with your Healthcare team to make sure
you can get the most out of your self-monitoring.
Whether you spend your
free time riding your bike,
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a leisurely stroll, the last
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to constantly think about
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There's no denying it,
testing your blood
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But knowing when your
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know when you need to
take action to get back
in control.
By spending more time in
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