Prodigy Autocode
Description
The Prodigy AutoCode allows people living with diabetes to check their blood glucose levels without the inconvenience of manual coding. This blood glucose meter delivers results in 7 seconds and stores up to 450 test results, including test dates and times. Its extra-large display is easy to read for those who wear corrective lenses. The Prodigy AutoCode also provides audio guidance in four languages: English, Spanish, French, and Arabic.
Prodigy AutoCode may be covered by your insurance or Medicare plan. To see if you qualify, start your order or call us at 877-840-8218.
Product Features
- Quick, accurate test results
- Coding-free blood glucose testing
- Easy-to-see display
- Stores 450 test results, dates, and times
- Approved for alternate site testing
- Provides audio guidance in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic
- Standard USB port for test result downloads
- Works with small sample sizes
- Provides 7, 14, and 28 day averages
Specifications
Dimensions: 3.63″ x 2.05″ x 0.75″
Weight: 2.76 oz (with battery installed)
Display: LCD screen
External Output: USB port
Operating Condition: 50°F-104°F (10°C-40°C) and below 85% relative humidity (non-condensing)
Storage/Transport Condition: 39.2°F-115°F (4°C-46°C) and below 85% relative humidity
Units of Measurement: mg/dL or mmol/L
Measurement Range: 20-600 mg/dL (or 1.1-33.3 mmol/L)
Power Source: Two 1.5-volt AAA alkaline batteries
Battery Life: More than 1,000 tests
Memory: 450 test results (including date and time)
Automatic Shut-Off: After two minutes without activity
According to the Prodigy AutoCode owner’s manual, these specifications may change without notice.
Directions
To test your blood glucose with the Prodigy AutoCode, insert a test strip and the meter will turn on. Once the display shows a “blood drop” symbol, apply a blood sample to your test strip. The meter will provide test results in seven seconds.
For more information on how to set up and use Prodigy AutoCode, refer to the official Prodigy AutoCode User Guide.
User Guide
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The Prodigy AutoCode can be used with Prodigy “No Coding” Test Strips and Prodigy Control Solution.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
After installing your Prodigy AutoCode’s batteries, find the Set button in the battery compartment. Press and hold it to put your meter in setup mode. Here, you can change its date and time, language, volume, and unit of measurement.
You can reset your Prodigy AutoCode memory while in setup mode. Look for the “dEL” and “M” icons. If these symbols are visible, hold the M button until they flash and push it again.
The Prodigy AutoCode blood glucose meter is a reliable option for blood glucose testing. This product meets the FDA’s official personal glucose meter accuracy standards as defined in ISO 15197. People living with diabetes can use any meter that meets these standards to measure their blood sugar.
To test your blood glucose levels with the Prodigy AutoCode, insert a test strip and the meter will turn on. After a “blood drop” icon appears on your meter’s screen, apply a blood sample to the test strip and wait for 6 seconds before reviewing your test results.
The Prodigy AutoCode meter kit includes the meter, two AAA batteries, a carrying case, a 4ml bottle of control solution, 10 test strips, 10 lancets, a lancing device, and instructional materials.
Medical Review by Shirley DeLeon, Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist
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