Onetouch Ultra
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The OneTouch Ultra is a blood glucose monitoring system designed for individuals managing diabetes. Introduced in 2001 by LifeScan, a subsidiary of Johnson & Johnson, it provides blood glucose test results in just five seconds. The device requires a small blood sample and offers alternative testing sites, such as the forearm or palm, to reduce fingertip discomfort. It features a large, backlit display for easy reading and can store up to 500 test results, allowing users to track their blood sugar levels over time. The OneTouch Ultra uses specific test strips and is compatible with the OneTouch Delica Plus lancing device. While the original OneTouch Ultra model has been discontinued, newer versions like the OneTouch Ultra 2 continue to support effective diabetes management.
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Onetouch Ultra dosage forms
| Dosage | Quantity | Price from | Per unit |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1nan | 100 Strips | $172.66 | $1.73 |
Onetouch Ultra FAQs
As of the latest available information, the OneTouch Ultra blood glucose monitoring system has not been officially discontinued. However, availability may vary by location and over time. It is advisable to check with local pharmacies or contact the manufacturer directly for the most current information regarding product availability.
An alternative to the OneTouch Ultra glucose meter could be the Accu-Chek Guide or the FreeStyle Lite. Both of these devices are popular for blood glucose monitoring and offer similar features, such as ease of use and accuracy. It's important to consult with a healthcare provider to determine the best option based on individual needs and preferences.
The OneTouch Ultra test strips are specifically designed to work with the OneTouch Ultra family of blood glucose meters. It is important to use the correct test strips to ensure accurate readings.
An alternative to OneTouch Ultra test strips could be test strips from other brands such as Accu-Chek, FreeStyle, or Contour. It's important to ensure that the alternative test strips are compatible with the user's glucose meter. Consulting with a healthcare provider or pharmacist can help in selecting the appropriate test strips for the specific glucose meter being used.