Product overview
Description
Bionim GS 100 test strips are used with Bionime blood glucose meters, applying patented precious metal electrodes for excellent conductivity and accuracy.
Key Features
- No Coding Required — simplifies the testing process
- Tiny Blood Sample — requires only 1.4 microliters of blood
- Side-Insert Design — helps ensure hygienic handling
Product Specifications
- Format: Single-use blood glucose test strip
- For use with a compatible blood glucose monitoring meter
Benefits
- Allows for regular self-monitoring of blood glucose levels at home
- Delivers results in a matter of seconds
- Supports ongoing diabetes management alongside professional care
Who Can Use This Product
- Individuals managing diabetes who need to monitor blood glucose regularly
- Healthcare professionals monitoring patients' glucose levels
How to Use
Insert a test strip into the compatible meter. Obtain a small blood sample from the fingertip using a lancet. Apply the sample to the strip's designated area and wait for the meter to display the reading. Follow the specific instructions provided with your meter and test strips for accurate results.
Storage & Safety
Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep the vial tightly closed when not in use. Keep out of reach of children. Check the expiry date before use, and note the discard date once the vial is first opened.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is Bionim GS 100 test strip used for?
A: Bionim GS 100 test strip is used with compatible Bionime blood glucose meters to measure blood sugar levels at home as part of diabetes management.
Q: How much blood does Bionim GS 100 test strip need?
A: It requires only about 1.4 microliters of blood, a very small sample, thanks to its precious metal electrode design.
Q: How do I use Bionim GS 100 test strip?
A: Insert the strip into the compatible meter, get a small blood sample from the fingertip using a lancet, apply it to the strip's designated area, and wait for the meter to display the reading.
Q: Does Bionim GS 100 test strip require coding before use?
A: No, it is designed with no coding required, which simplifies the testing process compared to older strip types.
Q: Can Bionim GS 100 test strip replace regular doctor visits for diabetes?
A: No, it supports ongoing self-monitoring alongside professional care, not as a replacement for regular check-ups and guidance from your doctor.
Q: How should Bionim GS 100 test strip be stored?
A: Store it in a cool, dry place away from sunlight and moisture, keep the vial tightly closed when not in use, and note the discard date once you first open it.
Q: Should I check the expiry date on Bionim GS 100 test strip?
A: Yes, always check the expiry date before use, since expired strips can give inaccurate readings.
Disclaimer
The information provided is accurate to the best of our knowledge, but product packaging, ingredients, and specifications may change without notice. Please check the product packaging before use and consult the manufacturer or a relevant professional for any concerns or questions.
