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“Blood glucose meters: factors affecting accuracy”

Home glucose meters translate a small blood sample into an estimated concentration, often by measuring an electrochemical signal.

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Home glucose meters translate a small blood sample into an estimated concentration, often by measuring an electrochemical signal. Results can be affected by strips, technique, storage, and physiological conditions. Compliance with a performance standard does not eliminate every error. The FDA reference explains the importance of following device instructions and discussing unexpected readings with a clinician.

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  1. FDA: Blood Glucose Monitoring Devices ↗
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