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Advocate Redi-Code Control Solution
Description
Make sure your Advocate Redi-Code+ Meter and Test Strips are working as intended with Advocate Redi-Code Control Solution! With this solution, you’ll be able to check up on your meter’s functionality without the use of a blood sample.
This product contains a single vial filled with 4 ml of control solution.
Directions
To perform a control solution test with your Advocate meter, insert a test strip and wait for the meter to turn on. Then, enter CTL mode by pressing the “M” button three times. Shake your vial of control solution, squeeze it and discard the first drop, wipe off the bottle’s tip, and squeeze the bottle again. The second drop should be placed on a clean surface.
When you’ve done this, place the meter in contact with the drop of control solution until it starts counting down. Your results will appear after five seconds; when they do, compare them to the range that appears on your test strip vial. If it is out of this range, continue to perform control solution tests. If the results of these tests continue to show problems, do not use your meter for blood glucose testing and call 1-877-394-1655 for further assistance.
Features
- High & Low Solutions Available
- For self-testing your Advocate meter
- Shake well before use
- Discard 90 days after opening
- Not intended for human consumption
- Do not apply solution directly to test strips
Specifications
Contains:
One control solution bottle, 4 ml
Storage Temperature Range:
35°F-86°F (1.67°C-30°C)
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Other control solution brands available from US MED include Prodigy Control Solution, Embrace Control Solution, and Control Solution Assure Dose.
Frequently Asked Questions
With this product, you can test your Advocate-brand blood glucose meter/test strips for accuracy. This is important, as it can help you determine if your meter is working.
Yes - Advocate meters should be tested before initial use, at least once a week thereafter, and when you begin using a new test strip vial, among other scenarios.
Advocate Redi-Code Control Solution can last for up to 90 days after being opened. However, it should not be used if its expiration date has passed.
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US MED® is America's primary choice for home delivery of quality medical supplies. Since 1996, over 500,000 satisfied patients have received disease state education and medical supplies from our highly trained customer service specialists. US MED®, the largest provider of Diabetic Supplies to the Medicare community, is licensed and accredited by Accreditation Commission for Health Care (ACHC) and maintains an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau. We provide all products necessary to treat the Diabetes disease state, including therapies for its associated comorbidities. Our product portfolio includes, but is not limited to, the following: Diabetic testing strips, Continuous Glucose Monitors or CGMs, Insulin Pumps, Sleep Apnea and CPAP supplies, and Nebulizers.