- Wavesense keynote system
Product Description
Compact meter design featuring Wavesense Dynamic Electrochemistryâ for safer and more accurate results that correct for environmental conditions, sample and manufacturing variations and common user errors. Delivers quick results in just 4 seconds using just a small .5uL blood sample size. The meter includes a large, east-to-read screen with backlight display and on-screen graphics. Meter also includes non-slip rubber grips, 300 test result memory, test averaging for 14, 30, and 90 days and 6 user settable alarms. Alllows for alternate site testing. Provides automatic meal time average and marking of control solution. Kit includes Blood Glucose Monitor, Two Preinstalled CR2032 3-Volt Lithium Batteries, Carrying… More >>
Dr. Mark C. Trexler
December 20, 2009 at 10:37 am
The fact that the “kit” doesn’t include a pen for the needles makes no sense to me, since it’s almost impossible to find the pens for sale by themselves.
Rating: 1 / 5
Krish
December 20, 2009 at 12:20 pm
It looks little simple but it does the job, it suppose to.
I am satisfied with this meter and the test strips. Basically all these test kits are used only for estimate and this meter is in fact doing a better job than others, I have used Accucheck in the past, its really bad in readings. Its really value for money you spent.
Rating: 4 / 5
W. B. Halper
December 20, 2009 at 1:07 pm
Over the last year, I’ve been using various meters, trying to find one that would work well as the calibration standard for my DexCom CGM. This is the one that I like the best.
Pro:
– It’s small
– It uses a much smaller blood drop than most meters (and much less than OneTouch meters!) This translates into fewer wasted strips and more shallow lance penetration…and reduced pain.
– AgaMatrix (the manufacturer) claims that it’s the most accurate meter in the retail market. The published charts appear to support this.
– The test strips are a fraction of the cost of other strips (currently ~ $0.35 vs. ~ $1.00 per strip.) This is a huge long term cost savings.
Con:
– Strips are hard to locate in the retail marketplace. You need to reorder before you run out.
In short, I highly recommend that you try this meter.
Rating: 5 / 5
C. Hough
December 20, 2009 at 3:49 pm
The Wavesense KeyNote blood glucose meter works as well as any other meter I have used and coupled with the lower cost of test strips can save considerable amounts of money. If you wish to use the available USB cable and Zero-Click software that can be purchased for $45 – $50, then the KeyNote can easily chart your readings in many different formats and assist in managing your blood sugar levels. Highly recommended!
Rating: 5 / 5