[Diabetes-talk] Fwd: FDA Warning Letter Issued to Prodigy Diabetes care

[COLLEEN ROTH]

Hi Dotty,
That might be fine but some people do not have iphones and do not want them either.
I feel that our meters should be able to talk.
If you can buy a Talking Watch or a basic talking calculator for under twenty dollars you should be able to get an accurate talking Meter.
After all if you get your meter through an Insurance Company you pay a lot for it.
It would be worth three or four hundred dollars if the meter was accurate and you could use a small amount of blood.
Colleen Roth



----- Original Message -----
From: Dorothea Martin <bestsinger at samobile.net>
To: diabetes-talk at nfbnet.org
Date: Monday, September 2, 2013 3:47 am
Subject: Re: [Diabetes-talk] Fwd: FDA Warning Letter Issued to Prodigy Diabetes care

>
>
> Hello, All,
> If we want true fidelity in a music recorder, we pay $300 and something 
> to buy the LS-100. But somehow we expect to get a complete kit for a 
> low price and have it be accurate in testing our blood. There are 
> accurate meters. |I think that the Bayer Breeze2 that I have used with 
> sighted help is accurate, but half of its memory does not have to go 
> into speech. I think it's time to move the speaking function back to 
> another gadget, as with the Accu Check Voicemate or the IBG Star, where 
> the iPhone does the speaking. What the good folks at |Prodigy should do 
> is to make and sell such a device so that we could use almost any meter 
> that has a USB connection.
> Dotty Martin
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