User's Guide

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Eject the test strip
After the test has been completed, slide the test strip ejector to
pop out the test strip, as shown in the picture.
3.Comparing Blood Glucose Meter and Laboratory Results
Your blood glucose meter and laboratory equipment both report glucose
concentrations in the serum or plasma component of your blood. However
variations between the two are normal, and your meter results and
laboratory results may be slightly different. Glucose concentration
results can be affected by a number of factors and conditions, but these
factors and conditions will not affect the test results of biochemical
analyzers.
Under normal conditions, the difference between measurements with your
meter and laboratory results are within the range allowed by national
standards.
To ensure a reasonable comparison between your meter and laboratory
results, please follow these guidelines:
 Make sure your PDA is working properly.
 Comparisons will be more accurate if you do not eat for at least four
hours (preferably eight hours) before testing.
 Bring your PDA, test strips, and control solution to the lab.
 Ensure that the time between tests with your PDA and the laboratory
is within 15 minutes.