• Accu-Chek Active Blood Glucose Test Strips, 50 Pieces
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Accu-Chek Active Blood Glucose Test Strips, 50 Pieces

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Accu-Chek Active Blood Glucose Test Strips (50 pieces) — for use with Accu-Chek Active meters. Get results in about 5 seconds from a small blood sample for fast, reliable daily diabetes monitoring.
Type Blood glucose test strips
Pack Size 50 strips
Compatible With Accu-Chek Active meters
Test Time Approx. 5 seconds
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Product Information

Overview

Accu-Chek Active Blood Glucose Test Strips are designed for reliable blood glucose self-monitoring with Accu-Chek Active meters. Each strip delivers a result in about 5 seconds from a small drop of blood, helping people with diabetes track their levels quickly and confidently at home or on the go. This pack contains 50 test strips.

Key Features
  • Pack of 50 blood glucose test strips
  • For use with Accu-Chek Active blood glucose meters
  • Test result in approximately 5 seconds
  • Requires only a small blood sample
  • Large application area for easy blood sample placement
  • Trusted Accu-Chek quality from Roche
Benefits
  • Fast readings make routine testing quick and convenient
  • Small sample size means a less uncomfortable finger prick
  • Helps you and your doctor monitor and manage diabetes effectively
  • 50-strip pack supports regular daily testing
  • Consistent, dependable results from a globally trusted brand
How to Use
  1. Wash and dry your hands thoroughly.
  2. Insert a new test strip into your Accu-Chek Active meter as shown on the strip.
  3. Prick your fingertip with a lancing device to obtain a drop of blood.
  4. Apply the blood drop to the application area on the test strip.
  5. Read your result on the meter display in about 5 seconds.
  6. Dispose of the used strip and lancet safely.

Note: Close the strip container tightly immediately after removing a strip. Do not use strips past their expiry date. Follow the instructions supplied with your meter and consult your doctor before changing your treatment based on results.

Ingredients

Not applicable. In-vitro diagnostic test strips containing a glucose-reactive enzyme reagent. Refer to the product packaging and insert for full specifications and storage conditions.

Specifications
BrandAccu-Chek (Roche)
TypeBlood glucose test strips
Pack Size50 strips
Compatible WithAccu-Chek Active meters
Test TimeApprox. 5 seconds
UseBlood glucose self-monitoring
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Frequently Asked Questions

Which meters are these strips compatible with?

These Accu-Chek Active strips are designed for Accu-Chek Active blood glucose meters.

How do I use them?

Wash and dry your hands, insert a new strip into the meter, prick your fingertip with a lancing device and apply the blood drop to the strip. Follow your meter manual for full steps.

How many tests does a pack provide?

The pack contains 50 strips, and each strip is used for one test.

How should I store the strips?

Keep them in the original tube with the lid closed tightly, in a cool, dry place. Do not use strips after the expiry date.

What should I do if results seem unusual?

Repeat the test with a new strip after washing your hands. If results still seem unusual, contact your doctor. Readings are not a diagnosis.