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Generic strips/HDI

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  1. 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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    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

  3. 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.

  4. 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

  5. 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.

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