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FreeStyle Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System - Instructions for use
FreeStyle Lite blood glucose monitoring system, the worlds smallest meter, will test blood from your forearms, upper arms, thighs, calves, and hands as well as your fingers.
The human figure on the right shows the areas where you can test with the FreeStyle Lite System.
Avoid moles, veins, bones and tendons.
Warning: We recommend that you test on your fingers if you are testing for hypoglycaemia (low blood glucose), or if you suffer from hypoglycaemia unawareness.
Uses world's smallest blood sample

FreeStyle Mini 0.3µl blood sample
FreeStyle Lite Contents

- blood glucose meter
- lancing device
- test strips
- carrying case
Blood glucose Monitor
- Backlit display and test light
- 4 daily, programmable alarms & clock
- 7-second average test time
- 250-test memory with date/time and 14-day average
How the FreeStyle Lite System should be used
The system is intended for use outside the body (in other words, in vitro diagnostic use only).
The system is used for measuring blood glucose (also known as blood sugar) from samples taken from the forearm, upper arm, hand, thigh, calf or fingers.
The FreeStyle Lite Meter should only be used with FreeStyle Lite test strips and FreeStyle Control Solution. Using other brands of test strips and control solution with this meter can produce inaccurate results.
Do use the FreeStyle Lite System for:
Testing blood glucose
Testing only with fresh capillary whole blood samples
Do not use the FreeStyle Lite System Meter for:
The diagnosis of diabetes
Testing on newborns
Testing of arterial blood
Warning:
Patients receiving peritoneal dialysis using a solution containing icodextrin should not use the FreeStyle Lite System.
The FreeStyle LIte System contains small parts which may be dangerous if swallowed.
Consumables
FreeStyle test strips are available in boxes of 50. They are available on NHS prescriptions from your GP, or you can buy them from Simplicity Health.
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