Clever Choice Normal Blood Glucose Control Solution
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Clever Choice Normal Blood Glucose Control Solution is designed to help users verify that their Clever Choice or Pharmacist Choice glucose meter and test strips are working properly together. This control solution is ideal for routine quality checks, troubleshooting unexpected readings, or confirming proper meter performance when opening a new vial of test strips. By simulating a blood glucose response, the Clever Choice Normal Control Solution helps ensure accurate and consistent results every time you test.
Key Features and Benefits
- Designed specifically for Clever Choice and Pharmacist Choice glucose meters
- Helps confirm that meter and test strips are working together correctly
- Allows testing without the need for a blood sample
- Ideal for routine accuracy checks and troubleshooting abnormal readings
- Easy to use and convenient for daily diabetes management
How to Use Clever Choice Glucose Control Solutions
Clever Choice Normal Blood Glucose Control Solution is used to verify that your glucose meter and test strips are working properly together, without using a blood sample. Follow the steps below to perform a control solution test correctly.
When to Perform a Control Solution Test
- When opening a new vial of test strips
- If you suspect your meter or test strips are not working properly
- When test results do not match how you feel
- After test strips have been exposed to extreme conditions
- After dropping the meter
What You’ll Need
- Clever Choice glucose meter
- Clever Choice test strips
- Clever Choice Normal Glucose Control Solution
Step-by-Step Control Solution Test
- Insert a test strip into the glucose meter to turn it on. Wait for the drop symbol to appear on the display.
- If required, press the “M” button to select CTL (Control) mode.
- Shake the control solution vial well. Squeeze out one drop and wipe it away, then squeeze a second drop onto the vial tip.
- Touch the absorbent end of the test strip to the drop. Do not apply the solution directly onto the strip.
- Once the confirmation window fills, the meter will begin counting down and display the result.
Understanding Your Results
- The displayed result should fall within the control range printed on the test strip vial.
- If the result is outside the specified range, repeat the test.
- Results outside range may be caused by expired test strips, expired control solution, or meter malfunction.
Important: Do not use expired control solution. If repeated results fall outside the printed range, stop using the system and contact customer support immediately.
Viewing Results on the Meter
Control solution results are stored in the meter but are not included in your blood glucose averages. The meter can store up to 500 test results with date and time.
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Q: What is blood glucose control solution?
A: It is a liquid with a fixed glucose concentration used to verify the accuracy of glucose meters and test strips.
Q: How often should blood glucose be checked?
A: Blood glucose should be checked as recommended by your healthcare provider, typically multiple times a day for individuals managing diabetes.
Q: How to use glucose control solution?
A: Apply a drop of control solution to a test strip, insert it into the meter, and compare the reading with the acceptable range listed on the test strip vial.
Q: How long are glucose control solutions good for?
A: Most glucose control solutions expire three months after opening. Always check the expiration date before use.
Q: Do you need control solution for glucose meter?
A: Yes, control solutions are essential for verifying the accuracy of your glucose meter and test strips, especially when opening a new test strip vial.
