EmbraceTALK Blood Glucose Meter

When you get readings like these, your first step should be to do another test with a fresh test strip. If your result does not change, your blood glucose may be under 20 mg/dl or over 600 mg/dl. Test your meter’s accuracy with Embrace-brand control solution; if it appears to be accurate, contact your doctor or healthcare team immediately.

Omnis Health has stated that the EmbraceTALK meter meets FDA requirements and ISO 15197:2013 accuracy guidelines. Clinical studies of the device also went above and beyond expectations in terms of accuracy and dependability.

The EmbraceTALK can be used to test blood from sites such as your forearm or palm. Before testing blood from alternate sites, you should talk to a healthcare professional.

With your meter turned on, press the up or down arrow button until the volume sign starts flashing. Then, press the middle button to access volume settings. Your meter will display its current volume level, from 1 (low) to 5 (high). You can scroll up and down to change the volume or set it to 0 to mute voice guidance.

If you suspect your results are inaccurate, use your control solution to run a test. This process simply involves placing a drop of control solution on your finger (wash hands properly before using the control solution), then bringing the test strip up to the drop of control solution and checking whether or not the results are within the specified range.

*FDA compliant and meets ISO 15197:2013 guidelines for accuracy. The EmbraceTALK exceeded expectations in clinical studies, achieving high ratings for accuracy and dependability.