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- Description:A1CNow® self-check 4 CT
- Environmentally Preferable:
- Operating Temperature Range:Use indoors between 18...25 °C (64...77 °F) and out of direct sunlight
- Storage Temperature Range:Use indoors between 18...25 °C (64...77 °F) and out of direct sunlight
- Cat. No.:77020-360
- Storage temperature:20...30 °C (68...86 °F)
A1CNow® Self Check test system provides a quantitative measurement of the percent of glycated hemoglobin levels in capillary fingerstick blood samples.
- Displays results in 5 minutes
- Requires only a small (5 µl) fingerstick blood sample
- Requires no maintenance
- Can be stored at room temperature
- Is small, compact, and battery-powered
- Is affordable and easy-to-use
- Comes in a convenient 4-test pack
- Measuring Ranges: 4 to 13% A1C
The test is for home use to monitor glycemic control in people with diabetes. The percent of A1C in your blood tells you how well you have been controlling your blood sugar levels over the past 2 to 3 months.
A1CNOW® SELF CHECK TAKE CONTROL OF DIABETES. A1CNow Self Check is well-suited for diabetes patients whose doctors recommend they check their A1C four times per year. (This often includes those whose treatment plan has changed, or who are struggling to meet glycemic goals).(2).