Lifescan ONE TOUCH Profile Blood Glucose Monitoring System Owner's Booklet
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- Page 1 BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING/INSULIN TRACKING SYSTEM SYSTÈME DE CONTRÔLE DE LA GLYCÉMIE/REGISTRE D’INSULINE Manuel du propriétaire Owner’s Booklet company...
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Page 2: The One Touch
The ONE TOUCH Profile System is intended for use outside the body ® ® (in vitro diagnostic use). It should be used only for blood glucose testing purposes and only with whole blood (not plasma or serum). It should not be used for the diagnosis of diabetes. - Page 3 These recommendations apply to all Blood Glucose Monitoring Systems and are supported by the Diabetes Educator Section of the Canadian Diabetes Association. This system contains many small parts. Keep away from young children. Important phone numbers: LifeScan Customer Care Line (Monday–Friday 9 1 800 663-5521 Write your meter serial number: Diabetes healthcare professional...
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Page 4: Table Of Contents
TABLE OF CONTENTS: INTRODUCTION PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS GETTING STARTED BEFORE TESTING Why Blood Glucose Testing Is Important The Complete ONE TOUCH ONE TOUCH Profile Blood Glucose Meter ONE TOUCH Test Strips ® ONE TOUCH Control Solution ® Coding the ONE TOUCH Profile Meter Checking the System –... - Page 5 TESTING YOUR BLOOD IMMEDIATELY AFTER TESTING UNDERSTANDING YOUR RESULTS Abbreviated Test Procedure Getting a Drop of Blood How to Test Your Blood Special Messages Checking the Amount of Blood on the Test Strip Event Labeling Insulin Programming Carbohydrate Counting Recent Diabetes Findings What This Means for You Frequency of Testing Comparing Meter and Laboratory Results...
- Page 6 USING THE METER MEMORY SETTING METER OPTIONS Testing Tips to Ensure Accuracy Health Conditions Causing Out-of-Range Results Recommendations for Better Diabetes Control Entering the Memory Mode Event Averages Recalling Test Results Event Labels Changing an Insulin Record Deleting an Insulin Record Entering and Using the Options Mode Beep Prompts Time and Date...
- Page 7 SOLVING PROBLEMS TAKING CARE OF YOUR METER SPECIFICATIONS Insulin Programming Display Language Time Format Date Format Unit of Measure Decimal Separator Exiting the Options Mode Test Procedure Messages Error Messages Doing a Daily Check Cleaning the Meter Replacing the Batteries Guarantee and Warranty...
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Page 8: Why Blood Glucose Testing Is Important
LifeScan developed the ONE TOUCH Profile System to help you maintain good control. In addition to providing you with a simple, fast, and accurate... - Page 9 It is your guide to receiving all of the benefits that this advanced system has to offer. If you have any questions, please call LifeScan’s Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521, 9 –8 Time Monday to Friday. Thank you...
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Page 10: Precautions And Limitations
PRECAUTIONS AND LIMITATIONS The following information may be use- ful to you and your healthcare profes- sional when using the ONE TOUCH Profile System to monitor your blood ® glucose level. If you experience symptoms that are not consistent with your blood glu- cose results, and you have carefully followed the procedure described in the owner’s booklet, contact your... - Page 11 in normal blood concentrations. However, abnormally high concen- trations of reducing substances in blood will cause false low blood glucose results. Do not use blood samples with preser- vatives that contain fluoride (gray top test tubes). You will get false low results.
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Page 12: Profile ® System
Only LifeScan manufac- tures ONE TOUCH Profile System products. Attempting to substitute other products may affect the accura- cy of your test results and limit LifeScan’s ability to help you solve problems that may arise. System The Complete ONE TOUCH Profile ®... - Page 14 ONE TOUCH Profile Blood Glucose Meter ® ® Study this diagram to become familiar with all of the parts of your ONE TOUCH Profile Meter. Battery Compartment (on back) M Button Data Port On/Off Button Display C Button Test Strip...
- Page 15 On/Off Button. This button turns the meter on and off. Display. This is where you read the simple messages that guide you through testing, setting options, and using the memory. Your test results will be displayed here. M Button. The ONE TOUCH Meter automatically stores your test results.
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Page 16: One Touch ® Test Strips
LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521 for more information. ONE TOUCH Test Strips ® The ONE TOUCH Profile ® measures the amount of sugar (glu- cose) in whole blood. When blood is applied to a ONE TOUCH Test Strip, compounds on the test strip react with the blood to form a blue color. -
Page 17: Important Test Strip Information
Never transfer test strips to a new vial or any other container. Do not carry unwrapped test strips in your meter case. Do not use bleach (or products containing bleach) near the test strips. For reliable results, use only test strips made by LifeScan. -
Page 18: One Touch ® Control Solution
ONE TOUCH Control Solution ® ONE TOUCH Control Solution is an important part of the ONE TOUCH Profile System. Use it in two ways: ® 1) to practice the test procedure, and 2) to make sure that the ONE TOUCH Profile Meter and ONE TOUCH Test Strips are working together properly. -
Page 19: Before Testing
BEFORE TESTING Note: The ONE TOUCH ® Meter has a number of settings you can change, including the language, time and date, display formats, and the unit of measure. A description of all these options and how to set them is found in SETTING METER OPTIONS, pages 63–73. - Page 20 Step 1: Press the On/Off Button. The meter code will appear on the display for a moment along with the current time and date and then the message insert code 9 (Example) strip will appear. (Example) Step 2: Match the Code Numbers. The code numbers on the test strip vials range from 1 to 16.
- Page 21 Step 3: Code the Meter. While the meter is on and after the word insert is displayed, press and release the C button; the code number will appear. Continue pressing the C button until the number on the display matches the code number on the test strip vial.
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Page 22: Checking With The Check Strip
Checking with the Check Strip A purple and white check strip is included in your meter case for your ONE TOUCH Profile System. Before ® ® doing a check strip test, make sure the test strip holder, test area, and check strip are clean, dry, and lint- free. - Page 23 How to do a Check Strip Test: Step 1: Press the On/Off Button. Insert Side 1 of the Check Strip. The code number will appear on the display. When insert code 10 (Example) strip appears, slide the notched end of the check strip into the test strip holder with Side 1 (purple...
- Page 24 insert side 2 Step 3: When strip Appears, Turn the Check Strip Over and Slide it Back into the Test Strip Holder. It should go in notched end first, Side 2 (white side) facing up. The meter counts down from four to zero and then gives you a check strip result.
- Page 25 Do not use the meter to test your blood until you get a check strip reading that is with- in the correct range. For assistance, call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521. To clean and maintain the check strip: Make sure both sides of the check strip are clean.
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Page 26: Checking With Control Solution
Do not scratch the check strip. Do not leave the check strip in sun- light. If you lose or damage the check strip, call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521 for a free replacement. Checking with Control Solution... - Page 27 Do a control solution test: For practice, before testing your blood with the ONE TOUCH Profile Meter for the first time, ® When you begin using a new vial of test strips, At least once a week, Whenever you suspect that the meter or test strips are not working properly, When your blood glucose test...
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Page 28: Important Control Solution Test Information
IMPORTANT CONTROL SOLUTION TEST INFORMATION Use only ONE TOUCH Control Solution. ® Check the expiration date of the control solution. Do not use if expired. Record the discard date on the control solution vial. Discard the vial three months after first opening. The control solution range printed on the test strip vial is for ONE TOUCH Control Solution only. - Page 29 How to do a control solution test: Step 1: Press On/Off Button. Insert Test Strip. The code number, time, and date will appear. The code number should match the code number on the test strip vial. When insert code 10 (Example) strip appears, slide a ONE TOUCH Test Strip into the test...
- Page 30 Step 2: Apply Control Solution. Shake the control solution vial well before using. Remove the cap and apply a drop of control solution to the middle of the test spot, covering it completely. Step 3: Control Solution Result Appears in 45 Seconds. Compare the control solution test result with the control solution range printed on the test strip vial.
- Page 31 Note: The control solution range is shown in two different units of measure—mg/dL (used in the United States) and mmol/L (used in Canada and some parts of Europe). (Example) Control solution test results are auto- matically stored in the meter memory with the time and date of the test.
- Page 32 Do not use the system to test your blood until you get a test result that falls within the expected range. If you are unable to resolve the problem, call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521.
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Page 33: Testing Your Blood
TESTING YOUR BLOOD Abbreviated Test Procedure You can test your blood by following these three simple steps: Step 1: Press power, insert strip. Step 2: Apply sample. No wiping. No timing. Step 3: Accurate results in 45 seconds. (Example) - Page 34 Choose a clean, dry work surface. Make sure you have all the items needed to test: ONE TOUCH ONE TOUCH PENLET II Automatic Blood ® Sampler (with choice of caps) LIFESCAN Profile Meter ® ® Test Strips ® Lancet ®...
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Page 35: Getting A Drop Of Blood
If you share a PENLET ® each person should always use a new lancet and a new or properly disinfected cap. For assistance, call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521. Step 1: Insert a Lancet in the PENLET Sampler. - Page 36 Insert a new, sterile lancet into the lancet holder. Hold the lancet firmly, and gently twist and pull off the protective disk. Note: Save the protective disk for safe removal of the lancet after testing.
- Page 37 Choose either the regular or deep penetration PENLET II Cap and slide ® it back onto the PENLET II Sampler. Regular Deep Penetration Step 2: Cock the PENLET Sampler. Holding the lower portion of the PENLET II Sampler, pull out the dark gray sliding barrel until it clicks.
- Page 38 Step 3: Get a Drop of Blood. Wash your hands with soap and warm water and dry them thorough- ly. Warm water stimulates blood flow to the fingers. Hang your arm down for 10–15 seconds before you stick your finger. If you use alcohol to clean your finger, make sure you let it dry.
- Page 39 Hold the PENLET II Sampler firmly ® against the side of the finger, with the cap resting on the finger. (The harder you press, the deeper the puncture.) Press the dark gray release button. By holding your hand down and kneading your palm, blood will flow more quickly and easily to your fin- ger.
- Page 40 Step 4: Remove the Lancet. Always be careful when removing the lancet and PENLET II Cap. First, ® remove the PENLET II Cap. Then grasp the two gray prongs located near the release button, pointing the lancet down and away from you. Pull back on the dark gray sliding barrel until the...
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Page 41: How To Test Your Blood
How to Test Your Blood Step 1: Press On/Off Button. Insert Test Strip. Turn your meter on. will appear on the display for several seconds, followed by Make sure the code number on the meter display matches the code number on the vial of ONE TOUCH Test Strips you are using. - Page 42 Remove a test strip from the vial. Replace the vial cap immediately. Do not touch the test spot on the test strip. The test spot should be white or ivory- colored, with no tears or wrinkles. Test Spot With the meter display showing (Example) slide the test strip into the test strip holder, notched end first, test spot...
- Page 43 appears for a moment. Then appears for five minutes or until you apply blood to the test spot. Obtain a drop of blood from your fin- ger using the PENLET ® Blood Sampler. (See Getting a Drop of Blood, pages 28–32.) Step 2: Apply Blood Sample.
- Page 44 Be sure that you: Touch only the tip of the drop of blood to the test spot. Apply enough blood to form a round, shiny drop that covers the test spot completely and stays wet during the entire test. Do not smear blood on the test spot or apply a second drop after the test begins.
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Page 45: Special Messages
Blood glucose test results are automati- cally stored in your meter’s memory with the time and date they were per- formed. In addition, you may wish to enter an event label and insulin infor- mation. For information on event labeling and insulin programming features, see Event Labeling, Insulin Programming, pages 42–47. - Page 46 If you take insulin, you may be producing ketones. Testing your urine with a ketone test strip may be necessary. Blood glucose results greater than 33.3 mmol/L are displayed as hi and your meter will beep in a high tone. (Example) These messages indicate very high blood sugar (severe hyperglycemia).
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Page 47: Checking The Amount Of Blood On The Test Strip
Checking the Amount of Blood on the Test Strip Although the ONE TOUCH System requires only a small drop of blood, it is very important that the drop be large enough to cover the test spot completely. In many cases, the meter can detect if the drop of blood was too small to give an accurate reading. - Page 48 Front Side Remove the test strip from the meter and look at the test spot. It should still have a wet, shiny drop that completely covers the test spot. If the blood sample has a dull, dry appearance, you may not have applied enough blood, or you may have smeared it.
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Page 49: Immediately After Testing
IMMEDIATELY AFTER TESTING The ONE TOUCH Profile ® allows you to enter and store informa- tion linked to each test result. You can save information on diet, exer- cise, and insulin dosages in memory and link this information with each blood glucose test you perform. - Page 50 You can link an event label to your blood glucose result immediately after testing before you remove and inspect the test strip or later when you are reviewing the tests stored in your meter’s memory. To select an event label, press the C button while the blood glucose test result is still showing on the meter dis- play.
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Page 51: Insulin Programming
Insulin Programming The ONE TOUCH Profile ® allows you to link insulin type and dosage information to each blood glu- cose test result. Set the Insulin Prompt option to “on,” and you will be prompt- ed to enter insulin information after each blood glucose, control solution, or check strip test (see page 67). - Page 52 INSULIN TYPE DESCRIPTION 50/50 Mixture 50% NPH and 50% Regular Mixture other than mixtures identified other Other insulin types not specified bolus Insulin pump setting insulin taken over baseline amount carb* Carbohydrate intake 80/20 Mixture 80% NPH and 20% Regular 60/40 Mixture 60% NPH and 40% Regular...
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Page 53: Carbohydrate Counting
The units selection will advance on the display as follows: BOLUS 0.0 – 20 (in steps of 0.1) CARB 0 – 150 (in steps of 1) All others 0 – 99 (in steps of 1) Note: Holding down the C button will allow the units to advance more quickly. - Page 54 Note: When carb is selected instead of insulin type, the word UNITS will not be displayed with the number.
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Page 55: Understanding Your Results
UNDERSTANDING YOUR RESULTS Recent Diabetes Findings In 1993, the National Institute of Health concluded an extensive 10-year study of people with Type I diabetes. This study, called the Diabetes Control and Complications Trial (DCCT), found that by keeping your blood glucose close to the levels of people without diabetes, you can reduce the risk of complications involving the... -
Page 56: Comparing Meter And Laboratory Results
and your physical and emotional health. Your own motivation is a key factor in the number of tests you do each day. Your healthcare professional will guide you. After you decide when and how often you should test, it is important that you make testing part of your daily routine. -
Page 57: Expected Test Results (Target Range)
Never use your meter with blood that has been placed in a gray top test tube. A variation between meter and lab results can occur because blood glu- cose levels can change significantly over short periods, especially if you have recently eaten, exercised, taken medication, or experienced stress. -
Page 58: Testing Tips To Ensure Accuracy
your test results should fall within the target range recommended by your healthcare professional. Once you have established your target range, you will be able to recognize when your results are high or low and know when to take action based on the advice of your healthcare professional. - Page 59 Before testing: Wash your hands before testing. Use a new, sterile lancet. Make sure you are using ONE TOUCH Test Strips. ® Check the expiration date on the test strip vial. If it has passed, dis- card the unused test strips and open a new vial.
- Page 60 Clean the test area and test strip holder following the instructions on pages 85–89. After testing: Make sure you have applied enough blood to the test strip. Do not smear the blood or touch the test spot. Do not move the test strip during the countdown process.
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Page 61: Health Conditions Causing Out-Of-Range Results
Health Conditions Causing Out-of-Range Results If you are getting results outside your range of expected blood glucose levels, and you are certain that the ONE TOUCH Profile Meter and ® ® ONE TOUCH Test Strips are working ® together properly, ask yourself the following questions: “How do I feel?”... -
Page 62: Recommendations For Better Diabetes Control
hematocrits (above 60%) and very low hematocrits (below 25%) can cause false low results. 2. Excessive water loss dehydration) may cause false low results. Severe dehydration, 10,11 which may lead to many serious medical complications, can be caused by: Vomiting and diarrhea Prescription drugs (such as diuretics) Inability to recognize or respond to “thirst”... - Page 63 (hyper- glycemia). Review your test results with your healthcare professional regularly. 1. LifeScan data on file. 2. LifeScan data on file. 3. Kahn, R., and Weir, G.: Joslin’s Diabetes Mellitus. Philadelphia: Lea and Febiger (1994), 489.
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Page 64: Using The Meter Memory
USING THE METER MEMORY Your ONE TOUCH Profile ® automatically stores up to 250 test records. It stores blood glucose, check strip, and control solution test results with time and date. Event labels, when linked to blood glucose results, will alternate with the time and date. - Page 65 The word memory with the memory symbol will appear briefly. If you are using the meter for the very first time and have not used it for testing, or if you have used a software program to clear the meter’s memory, this message will appear, indicating that there are no results stored in the memory.
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Page 66: Event Averages
you hold the C button. Results above 33.3 mmol/L will be displayed as hi and will be calculated into the average as 33.3 mmol/L. Event Averages If you have chosen to use the event averaging feature (that is, you select- ed “on avg”... -
Page 67: Recalling Test Results
The average for each event label will appear as follows: (Example) To see how many tests are included in the average for each event label, press and hold the C button. The number of tests will be displayed as long as the C button is depressed. (Example) Press the M button to continue reviewing test averages for each... -
Page 68: Event Labels
Event Labels If you added an event label to a blood glucose test after it was performed, it will alternate with the time and date when you recall the test. (Example) An event label may also be changed or added to a blood glucose result in memory while the result is on the display. -
Page 69: Deleting An Insulin Record
Deleting an Insulin Record To delete an insulin record, select 00 for the units. You can now turn off your meter or press the M button to move to the next record. Your changes will be saved automatically. Note: Blood glucose, control solution, and check strip test values cannot be changed or deleted. -
Page 70: Setting Meter Options
SETTING METER OPTIONS You can customize your ONE TOUCH Profile Meter by changing various ® option settings to meet your needs. The options mode allows you to view or change numerous meter features. In all, you can change, or in some cases turn off, 11 features of the ONE TOUCH Profile Meter, including: Beep Prompts (“beeps”) - Page 71 The meter will then automatically present the first option screen. The options map to the right will help guide you through the option screens. Use the M button to scroll through the options or move within an option. If you want to change an option setting, use the C button.
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Page 72: Beep Prompts
Beep Prompts The meter is set to provide you with audio prompts, or “beep,” during the test procedure to tell you that the meter has performed some function or to alert you to a special message. The Beep option is seen immediately after entering the options mode. - Page 73 time and date of each test you per- form. You may need to change the time setting in your meter in order to have the correct time and date appear with your test result. You will also need to reset the time whenever there is a change to or from Daylight Savings Time.
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Page 74: Insulin Prompt
14 or 30 days preceding the current time and date settings. Setting the Date Enter the options mode. Use the M button to choose the Date option. The current date will show. Press the C button to change the date setting; the year will flash. -
Page 75: Event Averaging
The above example will appear on the display. To turn on the insulin prompt, press the C button. You may now turn the meter off or press the M button to move to the next option. For information on how to perform insulin programming, see Insulin Programming, pages 44–46. -
Page 76: Insulin Programming
The previous example will appear on the display. Press the C button to turn on the Event Averaging option. You may now turn off the meter or press the M button to move to the next option. Note: Your meter automatically gives you an average of all the blood glucose tests taken in the last 14 days. - Page 77 insulin type and units. The records entered in this option may appear out of order in the meter memory. This feature allows you to enter several insulin records one after another. For example, you could enter all your insulin doses for the day. To begin entering insulin information, enter the options mode.
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Page 78: Display Language
Display Language The ONE TOUCH Profile ® display messages in 18 languages: English [engl.], Spanish [espan.], French [franc.], Italian [italia], Hungarian [magyar], Dutch [neder.], Norwegian [norsk], Polish [polski], Portuguese [port.], Russian [pycck.], Finnish [suomi], Swedish [svens.], Turkish [turkce], Symbolic [oxooxo], Czech [cesky], Danish [dansk], German [deuts.], and Greek [e^^/ka]. -
Page 79: Date Format
To change the time format, enter the options mode. Use the M button to choose the Time Format option. Press the C button to change the time format. You may turn the meter off or press the M button to move to the next option. -
Page 80: Decimal Separator
To change the Unit of Measure option, enter the options mode. Use the M button to choose the Unit of Measure option. Press the C button to change the unit of measure. You may turn the meter off or press the M but- ton to move to the next option. -
Page 81: Solving Problems
SOLVING PROBLEMS The display messages that appear on your ONE TOUCH Profile ® will guide you through testing proce- dures, alert you to any problems as they occur, and give you information about test results stored in the meter’s memory. This section provides you with a complete listing of the display MESSAGE APPEARS WHEN... - Page 82 MESSAGE APPEARS WHEN apply The meter is ready to receive a blood or control solution sample. If sample performing a check strip test, this is your signal to remove the check strip from the meter. The meter is counting down from 45 seconds to 0. .
- Page 83 MESSAGE APPEARS WHEN 4 . 4 The check strip test result falls into the acceptable range. (Example) The check strip range is printed on the back of your meter. √ok 7 : 4 0am 6-01-95 3 . 3 mmol/l Your blood glucose test result is low, 3.3 mmol/L or below, possibly (Example) indicating hypoglycemia.
- Page 84 MESSAGE APPEARS WHEN hi mmol/l Your blood glucose test result is 33.3 mmol/L (600 mg/dL) or above. This danger level is severe hyperglycemia. 8 : 0 1am 6-01-95 alternating with hi mmol/l Contact your doctor immediately. call dr . check ketones Appears briefly when the meter is turned on.
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Page 85: Error Messages
In most cases, problems are easy to fix. If you have trouble, help is available from the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521. Meter ® WHAT TO DO... - Page 86 MESSAGE PROBLEM 1. There is dirt, blood, or clean test lint on the test area. area 2. Your hand or an object covered the test area while turning on the meter. remove The test strip was inserted before the word strip appeared on the display.
- Page 87 4. Repeat the test with a new test strip. 5. Move the meter away from the light source. Repeat the test with a new test strip. 6. Repeat the check strip test. 7. Call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521.
- Page 88 2. Repeat the test, pushing the test strip all the way into the test strip holder. 1. Call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521. 2. Repeat the test; try not to move the strip.
- Page 89 MESSAGE PROBLEM not ok 3. If appearing during the test, the strip has been removed during the wait please 3 . 2 mmol/l The check strip test result (Example) is outside the acceptable √not ok range. 7 : 4 0am 6-01-95 √...
- Page 90 (If this continues to happen, there may be a problem with your meter. Call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521.) Call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at...
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Page 91: Taking Care Of Your Meter
TAKING CARE OF YOUR METER Your ONE TOUCH Profile ® Glucose Meter is easy to maintain. These tips will help you keep it in good operating condition: CAUTION: Do not get water inside the meter. Never immerse the meter or hold it under running water. -
Page 92: Doing A Daily Check
Doing a Daily Check Look through the small hole in the test strip holder to make sure there is no lint, dirt, or blood blocking it. If there is anything blocking the hole, or if the test area has dirt, lint, or blood on it, remove the test strip holder and clean the test area by fol- lowing the instructions in the next... - Page 93 raised dots and slide the test strip holder toward you. Remove the test strip holder to expose the test area. Step 2: Clean the Test Strip Holder. Wash the test strip holder with soap and water. Clean the underside of the test strip holder.
- Page 94 Step 3: Clean the Test Area. CAUTION: Do not get water inside the meter. The following cleaning agents will damage the meter. Do not use: • Alcohol • Cleansers with ammonia or phenol • Windex or other glass cleaners ® •...
- Page 95 Step 4: Replace the Test Strip Holder. Hook the bottom of the test strip holder onto the square notch on the meter. Press down on the raised dots of the test strip holder until it snaps firmly into place.
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Page 96: Replacing The Batteries
Press forward on the base of the test strip holder to be sure it is properly in place. You are now ready to do a check strip test. If the check strip will not slide into the test strip holder, repeat Step 4. Replacing the Batteries The ONE TOUCH Profile... - Page 97 When battry replace now appears flashing on the display, the meter will no longer give results and you must replace the batteries before you can perform another test. Dead batteries or battery removal will not affect the information stored in the meter memory.
- Page 98 3. Remove the old 4. Insert the new batteries by gently AAA batteries into slapping the meter the battery compart- against the palm of ment, being sure to your hand. Never align the plus (+) tap the meter and minus (–) signs against a hard correctly.
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Page 99: Specifications
SPECIFICATIONS Power Supply: Battery Life: Result Range: Display Type: Blood Source: Hematocrit Range: Dimensions: Weight: Operating Temperatures: Operating Humidity Range: 0–90% relative humidity (non-condensing) Two AAA alkaline batteries Approximately one year when testing up to four times a day. 0 – 33.3 mmol/L (0 – 600 mg/dL). Values of 33.3 mmol/L (600 mg/dL) and above displayed as hi. - Page 100 Memory: Data Port: Complies with Canadian ICES-001 Up to 250 records with time and date RS-232 serial communications with special LifeScan cable for interface with LifeScan’s Diabetes Management System software...
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Page 101: Guarantee And Warranty
If, at any time during the first five years after purchase, the meter does not work for any reason (except for obvious abuse), LifeScan will replace it with a new meter or equivalent product free of charge. The warranty policy applies only to... - Page 102 Before you return your meter, or any product, call the LifeScan Customer Care Line at 1 800 663-5521. Please complete the warranty service card and mail it to LifeScan. The ONE TOUCH Profile ® a full five-year warranty from the original date of purchase.
- Page 103 LifeScan Customer Care Line/Ligne InfoSoins: 1 800 663-5521 Canada une filiale de Burnaby, B.C. V5C 6C6 AW *05178602A* © LIFESCAN, Inc. 1996 Printed in U.S.A. Imprimé aux É.-U.
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What battery does it take?
The Lifescan ONE TOUCH Profile Blood Glucose Monitoring System uses one J-size 6V Duracell® alkaline battery, part #7K67.
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В одном из глюкометров компании LifeScan Inc есть специальная опция для маленьких детей. Назовите модель глюкометра и опишите эту опцию
The Lifescan ONE TOUCH Profile Blood Glucose Monitoring System is not intended for monitoring blood from newborn infants 0–4 weeks old. The documents do not mention any special option for small children in this model.
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