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Summary of Contents for Lactate Pro 2
- Page 2 9.3 Disposing of Your Meter The meter qualifies as biohazardous waste once used to test blood lactate. When no longer needed, remove the battery and dispose of the meter according to your local regulations on biohazardous waste. This meter is not subject to requirements of European Directive 2002/96/EC (Directive on Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment (WEEE)).
- Page 3 Chapter 8 If a Message Appears The test strips, lancets, and alcohol cotton pads qualify as infectious waste once used to test the blood lactate level. Dispose of them 7.1 Storage 1. Make sure that the flashing blood symbol and the date/time appear If a problem occurs with the meter or test strips, the beeper sounds and according to your local regulations on biohazardous waste.
- Page 4 5.2 Adding a Delete Flag 5. The test result appears from the newest to the oldest every time you Chapter 6 Meter Setup 8. In the same way, set "Month", "Day", "Hour" and "Minute" in this press button 1. order. Add a delete flag to inaccurate test results.
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