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  1. Original post
    Fico
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    #1

    I am new to this and have seen several places on the
    internet to get strips. A friend said try E-Bay and some
    other sites. The other sites were www.hocks.com &
    www.otcwholesale.com. I am not much into E-Bay, I do not
    have the patience to wait. Can anyone give me some info?

    Thanks

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  2. Ted Rosenberg
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    cc'd by email The WalMart "Relion" (actually Priccision QID)
    strips are the cheapest Actually, I find them a little
    easier to use thanh the official QID strips, and a meter and
    lancet is only $8.88, so, after a yerr, THROW THE METER out
    and get a new one.

    Fico said:

    I am new to this and have seen several places on the
    internet to get strips. A friend said try E-Bay and some
    other sites. The other sites were www.hocks.com &
    www.otcwholesale.com. I am not much into E-Bay, I do not
    have the patience to wait. Can anyone give me some info?

    Thanks

    Report
  3. Willbill
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    #3
    Ted Rosenberg said:

    cc'd by email The WalMart "Relion" (actually Priccision
    QID) strips are the cheapest Actually, I find them a
    little easier to use thanh the official QID strips, and a
    meter and lancet is only $8.88, so, after a yerr, THROW
    THE METER out and get a new one.

    the FastTake meter deal and FastTake strips are the
    cheapest, and *far* better than the Relion

    at www.hocks.com, of course. 🙂

    bill t1 since '57

    Quoted message said:
    Fico said:

    I am new to this and have seen several places on the
    internet to get strips. A friend said try E-Bay and some
    other sites. The other sites were www.hocks.com &
    www.otcwholesale.com. I am not much into E-Bay, I do not
    have the patience to wait. Can anyone give me some info?

    Thanks


    Report
  4. Fico
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    #4

    Thank you for the info, it was very helpful.

    Fico

    "willbill" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Ted Rosenberg said:

    cc'd by email The WalMart "Relion" (actually Priccision
    QID) strips are the cheapest Actually, I find them a
    little easier to use thanh the official QID strips, and
    a meter and lancet is only $8.88, so, after a yerr,
    THROW THE METER out and get a new one.

    the FastTake meter deal and FastTake strips are the
    cheapest, and *far* better than the Relion

    at www.hocks.com, of course. 🙂

    bill t1 since '57

    Quoted message said:
    Fico said:

    I am new to this and have seen several places on the
    internet to get strips. A friend said try E-Bay and
    some other sites. The other sites were www.hocks.com &
    www.otcwholesale.com. I am not much into E-Bay, I do


    not

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    have the patience to wait. Can anyone give me some
    info?

    Thanks


    Report

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