My DE just informed me that my current meter (pretige IQ)
has a generic available...while it will save some money I am
worried that it might not work properly. Does anyone have
any experience with these or with other generic strips for
their meters? It looks to be 20-30% less expensive but might
be worth it if works just as well.
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Generic strips/HDI
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The Precision QID has a better reputation, and can be
purchased for 9$ at WalMart under the Relion liable - the
strips are about $44/100.DuckOR said:
My DE just informed me that my current meter (pretige IQ)
has a generic available...while it will save some money I
am worried that it might not work properly. Does anyone
have any experience with these or with other generic
strips for their meters? It looks to be 20-30% less
expensive but might be worth it if works just as well.--
"...in addition to being foreign territory the past is, as
history, a hall of mirrors that reflect the needs of souls
observing from the present" Glen Cook -
Thanks, I'll check the relion. I've heard about their house
brand. Didn't One touch have a generic for awhile (still
do?), that was/is my favorite meter just a lot of $$$.Ted Rosenberg <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
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The Precision QID has a better reputation, and can be
purchased for 9$ at WalMart under the Relion liable - the
strips are about $44/100.DuckOR said:
My DE just informed me that my current meter (pretige
IQ) has a generic available...while it will save some
money I am worried that it might not work properly.
Does anyone have any experience with these or with
other generic strips for their meters? It looks to be
20-30% less expensive but might be worth it if works
just as well. -
don't know a house brand or generic one-touch.
DuckOR said:
Thanks, I'll check the relion. I've heard about their
house brand. Didn't One touch have a generic for
awhile (still do?), that was/is my favorite meter just
a lot of $$$.Ted Rosenberg <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
cc'd by email
The Precision QID has a better reputation, and can be
purchased for 9$ at WalMart under the Relion liable - the
strips are about $44/100.DuckOR said:
My DE just informed me that my current meter (pretige IQ)
has a generic available...while it will save some money I
am worried that it might not work properly. Does anyone
have any experience with these or with other generic
strips for their meters? It looks to be 20-30% less
expensive but might be worth it if works just as well.--
"...in addition to being foreign territory the past is, as
history, a hall of mirrors that reflect the needs of souls
observing from the present" Glen Cook -
DuckOR said:
Didn't One touch have a generic for awhile (still do?),
that was/is my favorite meter just a lot of $$$.I recall there was one for the One Touch Basic and
One Touch Profile, their older meters. I don't think
I've seen it in a long time, but then I really
haven't been looking very hard since I don't use the
meters anymore.E
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