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Prodigy Control Solution
Description
With Prodigy Control Solution (Low), you’ll be able to ensure your blood glucose meter is giving you accurate results. This solution contains glucose - when applied to a compatible test strip, your meter’s test result will let you know how well it’s doing its job.
Prodigy Control Solution is designed for use with Prodigy blood glucose monitoring systems.
Features
- Shake vial before use
- Do not freeze
- Discard 90 days after opening or if expiration date has passed
- For in vitro diagnostic use only
Specification
Contains: 4 ml solution
Storage Temperature Range: 35.6°F-86°F (2°C-30°C)
Directions
To perform a control solution test with your Prodigy-brand blood glucose meter, wash your hands and insert a test strip into your meter. When the meter turns on, mark your test as a control solution test. Then, shake the bottle of control solution, squeeze the bottle to get a drop (which should be discarded onto tissue paper/cotton), and squeeze a second drop onto your fingertip.
Apply that drop to the test strip - if the results are within the range printed on the test strip vial, you’re good to go. If results are outside of this range, repeat the test. For multiple out-of-range results, check your blood glucose meter’s instruction manual.
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Prodigy Control Solution is intended for use with Prodigy-brand blood glucose testing products. These include the Prodigy Voice, Prodigy AutoCode, and Prodigy Pocket blood glucose meters, along with Prodigy “No Coding” Test Strips.
Frequently Asked Questions
This solution is used for testing your Prodigy-brand blood glucose meter, in order to make sure it is working correctly.
Prodigy Control Solution should be used within 90 days of being opened. Additionally, it should not be used if its expiration date has come and gone.
The module follows Google guidelines and adds FAQ schema.
Medical Review by Shirley DeLeon, Certified Diabetes Care and Education Specialist
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