[Diabetes-talk] Munden Blood Applicator Aid

[Mike Freeman]

Dotty:

The problem is that a ring-like device is too prone to slip. The device as Jerry has designed it holds the meter in place also so a different version would have to be produced for each meter. That would raise the cost slightly but might not be a bad idea.

Mcke

----- Original Message -----
From: Dorothea Martin <bestsinger at samobile.net>
To: diabetes-talk at nfbnet.org
Date: Saturday, October 27, 2012 7:20
Subject: Re: [Diabetes-talk] Munden Blood Applicator Aid

>
>
> Hello, Jerry,
> I know that the blindness community in the States' involvement with 
> Prodigy notwithstanding, I think your device would attract more 
> customers if it were able to be used with just about any talking meter. 
> In Canada, for instance, the Prodigy is not sold because it does not 
> have French. Likewise, it is not available at all in Europe because of 
> language needs. This limits your product mainly to US customers. What 
> if we wore the applicator momentarily on the finger we were testing and 
> lined it up with something like the end of the strip? If we do not have 
> enough blood on the finger, even proper allignment won't give a true 
> reading, so what this is preventing, I am guessing, is smearing of the 
> sample by incorrect connection with the strip.
> Dotty Martin
> 
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