[Diabetes-talk] Help Please!

[Lester Cameron]

hello I am very happy for you
you picked a great meeter I have been using it for about nine years I love 
it
your question about the lanset turning the cap all it does is makes the 
neetle longer or shorter
the shorter  the neetle is that stops the neetle from going in to your 
finger so deep
just remember the lower the number on the cap the softer it is
turn the cap to the right and that is the lower number if you are right 
handed turn it to the right ,if you are left handed turn it to the left for 
softer
just adjust it to your how it  feels to you

just remember to use all your fingers


-----Original Message----- 
From: Anita Ogletree via Diabetes-Talk
Sent: Monday, June 13, 2016 10:22 AM
To: Diabetes Talk for the Blind
Cc: Anita Ogletree
Subject: [Diabetes-talk] Help Please!

Good morning!

I've finally gotten the Prodigy Voice meter sold through te Indepencence
Market at NFB. The user's manual online was very helpful in explaining how
to set up and use the buttons on the meter but I need just a little help
with the lancing device.

Can anyone tell me how best to familiarize myself with this device. I
haven't had enough practice in testing my self because my A1C hasn't been a
problem but it did rise a little per the results my lab work last month. I
forget if turning te cap left or right makes the stick lighter or stronger.

I usually set it to the lighter side since the blood is easy to get.

I thank God it hasn't been up enough that I need to test frequently but I
want to monitor it so that I can keep it under control while I can.

Thanks.
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