The Smallest Meter in its Class

By David Mendosa, Health Guide Wednesday, May 09, 2012

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The smallest blood glucose meter can make the biggest splash. That was part of the strategy that the French multinational pharmaceutical company followed when it jumped into the U.S. meter market. Sanofi’s headquarters are in Paris, and it is the third largest pharma company in the world. It...

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TechnoMom

6/ 1/12 8:01pm

Now that I know that it's possible to use it without being connected to an iOS device, I'm much more interested. Do you know if it's also iPad compatible?

Thanks :-)

Cyn

David Mendosa, Health Guide

6/ 1/12 8:11pm

Dear Cyn,

What a great question! Since I have an iPod Touch, I didn't even bother checking to see if it works with my iPad. But it sure does!

David

TechnoMom

6/ 1/12 8:13pm

Thanks for checking!

Cyn

Lynne S

6/ 3/12 12:01pm

I bought one of these in the U K in Pril shortly after being told I had T2. It works well and the small size is great. You can create custom comments and the data outputs are smart. Thanks for all the background info, David!

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