Chapter 2: Control Testing; Why Run Control Tests; About The Control Solution - Roche Accu-Chek Complete Owner's Booklet

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Chapter 2: Control Testing

Why Run Control Tests

Control tests ensure that both the meter and the test strips are working properly and giving reliable results.
You should run a control test when:
The meter is new
You open a new box of test strips
You leave the cap off of the test strip vial
You want to check the performance of the meter
and test strips

About the Control Solution

Make sure you use the control solution that
matches your test strips (for example, ACCU-CHEK
Comfort Curve control solution (blue liquid) with
ACCU-CHEK Comfort Curve test strips).
When you first open the bottle, write the date on
the label – the control solution is good for three
months from that date or until the expiration date
on the bottle, whichever comes first.
Chapter 2: Control Testing
You drop the meter
Your test results don't agree with the way you feel
You want to make sure you're performing tests
correctly
Never use control solution that has expired.
Control solution can stain clothes. If you spill it,
wash your clothes with soap and water.
Always close the control solution bottle tightly.
Store at room temperature. See your test strip
package insert for more information.
Do not freeze.
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