Has anyone used the CVS blue tooth meter

Diabetes Technology Glucose Monitoring
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I. Just found this today. I use the CVS advanatage system 20 cents a strip and highly rated by the reviews that I have seen. It pretty much matches my one touch ultra readings.
Before Dinner I tested Ne new Blue tooth meter as compared to my standard Advantage meter.
New meter 104 old meter 102, so pretty good.
I have not read through the instructions yet and looked at the app. I am hoping to have an easy way to records and graph my readings.

At this point all I can say is that is very small, and the readings match my typical meter.

I will read all the instructions tomorrow. Let me know if any one uses it
Thanks.
I use to use the glucose Buddy app, but then they changed it and all you got was an average of all the readings, which does not mean much to me.

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I have this meter. I’m very new though…might not want to listen to me. I feel I’ve got this figured out though. Using the AgaMatrix app with it. Seems like it works fine and quite inexpensive strips! What questions do you have?

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Thanks but it have decided not to use the Bluetooth meter from CVS

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May we ask if your reason is technical? Thanks, Nancy 50

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I was and still am looking for something that will print out a graph of all the readings each day. Not just an average for the day. At this point I have figured it out although it is possible that this would do it.

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The One Touch Verio will give this to you. Nancy50

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Hi Tom:

I am using the Contour One Next meter which gives the most accurate BG results from the various meters I tested. I do not use, but believe all Contour products tie into Glucofacts Deluxe management software that will give you more customizable statistics, reports, by day/week than you would ever really want to look at.

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Thanks I will look at the one touch again. But I am looking for actually numbers graphed. I think what i pulled up on line has different colors for ranges.
If that is what you are using.