PRODUCT DETAILS
The Accu-Chek Accutrend Blood Glucose Control Solution is Roche Diagnostics' Accutrend blood glucose control solution, brand Accutrend Glucose Controls, supplied in high and low levels. It is a control reference used with the Accutrend Plus professional point-of-care meter to verify that the meter and its Accutrend Glucose test strips are reading correctly. The Accutrend Plus is an in-vitro-diagnostic meter for professional use, not a home self-testing meter such as the Accu-Chek Guide, Aviva or Nano, and this control solution is made for it.
Key Features and Benefits
- A blood glucose control solution in high and low levels, used to check that a meter and its test strips read correctly.
- Made for the Accutrend Plus professional point-of-care meter, an IVD for in vitro diagnostic use.
- Not for the Accu-Chek Guide, Aviva or Nano home meters.
Accu-Chek Accutrend Blood Glucose Control Solution, High & Low Level, 4 mL Bottle Chart
| MPN | Size | Sold Unit |
|---|---|---|
| 5213231160 | 4 mL bottle | Box of 2 bottles; Case of 12 bottles (6 boxes) |
Running the Control Check
A function check is run like a regular measurement, using the control solution instead of blood. Run the low level first: apply a large free-hanging drop of the low level glucose control solution directly from the bottle to the test strip, making sure neither the bottle nor your fingers touch the application area and that it is completely covered. Close the measurement chamber to start the measurement. When it finishes, check that the displayed result falls within the acceptable range; target values are on the control solution's label or package insert. If the result is outside the range, repeat the check with the high level, and if it is outside again, contact customer support.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is blood glucose control solution?
It is a liquid with a fixed glucose concentration used to verify the accuracy of glucose meters and test strips.
How often should blood glucose be checked?
Blood glucose should be checked as recommended by your healthcare provider, typically multiple times a day for individuals managing diabetes.
How to use glucose control solution?
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.
How long are glucose control solutions good for?
Most glucose control solutions expire three months after opening. Always check the expiration date before use.
Do you need control solution for glucose meter?
Yes, control solutions are essential for verifying the accuracy of your glucose meter and test strips, especially when opening a new test strip vial.





















