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		Freestyle Classic (by Abbott Diabetes Care) The Freestyle is an easy-to-hold, easy-to-read blood glucose monitoring system. The FreeStyle Blood Glucose Monitoring System allows people with diabetes to take a blood sample of just 0.3 µL and offers alternate site testing. Insertion of the test strip automatically turns meter on. Fast response times of 7 seconds on average. The lightweight meter is designed for portability with an easy-to-read display.
		Freestyle Flash (by Abbott Diabetes Care) The flash is the world's smallest meter that requires the smallest sample blood size (0.3 µL). Small sample size offers virtually pain free testing. It has a fast 7-second average test time. Bright backlit display and test light make testing and reading results easy — even in low light. Four daily programmable alarms to remind you when it's time to test. Alternate site testing is available, which offers testing flexibility.
		Freestyle Freedom (by Abbott Diabetes Care) This easy to read, easy to hold glucose meter has a large display screen and takes the world's smallest blood sample (50% to 90% less than most other meters). With a 5 second average test time, the Freestyle Freedom makes testing easier than ever.
		Ascensia Elite XL (by Bayer) The Elite XL turns on automatically when a strip is inserted so there are no buttons to push. The meter uses a sample size of 2.0 µL, and the strip automatically draws in the right amount for each test. Alternate site testing is available. The Elite XL stores up to 120 tests with dates and times.
		Bayer Breeze The Bayer Breeze2 features single-function buttons that are easy to use and understand. With a comfortable and convenient shape, the Breeze2 Meter fits perfectly in the palm of your hand and is stable for table-top testing. Now you don't have to fumble with individual test strips. One easy-to-load Breeze2 AUTODISC includes 10 individual test strips. The Breeze2 Meter has automatic coding and underfill detection, just a tiny blood drop is required because the test strip automatically draws in the right amount with "Sip-in Sampling".
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