LifeScan has just released a new blood glucose meter that finally got it right. This meter, called the OneTouch Ultra2 Blood Glucose Monitoring System, solves one of the biggest meter problems that I have been harping on for years.
When I participated in another company’s Data Management Panel in Montreal about four years ago, I stressed the importance of being able to separate out before meal and after meal readings so that we can make sense of our trends. Several other participants echoed...
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