[Diabetes-Talk] re another glucos mete rworth mentioning the clever chocie glucos meter

[Gail the U. S. Male]

I have used the Clever choice meter.  I didn't like it at all! I'm hard of
hearing, and the volume doesn't seem to be nearly as loud as the Prodigy
voice.  It also doesn't say it's testing, it just gives you the reading, and
has no repeat button.  I had no problem using the test strips on either
device.  The Clever choice is not for me, but I'm glad it's available, for
those who prefer it.

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melconian via Diabetes-Talk
Sent: Saturday, January 21, 2017 11:21 AM
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Subject: [Diabetes-Talk] re another glucos mete rworth mentioning the clever
chocie glucos meter

Hello I had a hard  time getting use to using the  protegy voice and so I
decided to  explore and se if I could find any others that would work for my
situation.  I did find another glucose meter worth mentioning its the clever
choice glucose meter. The good thing about the meter is that the test strips
are blind friendly by this I mean that they  are not like the regular test
strip where  the test strip is flast and not easy to distinguish.  But the
good thing about hese test strips is the athe tip of he stest strip wher you
are to give the blood sample.   It has a  bump that  you can feel its more
rounded   at the tip then being flat to use.  

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