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BLOOD GLUCOSE

MONITORING SYSTEM

Step by step

instructions for use

Beurer GmbH. Söflinger Straße 218. 89077 Ulm. Germany.

www.beurer-medical.com

Summary of Contents for GL30 mg/dL

Page 1: ...BLOOD GLUCOSE MONITORING SYSTEM Step by step instructions for use GL30 GB Beurer GmbH S flinger Stra e 218 89077 Ulm Germany www beurer medical com...

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Page 3: ...or 8 3 3 Test strips 11 4 Operation and Basic Settings 13 4 1 Inserting and replacing batteries 13 4 2 Making basic settings 13 4 3 Checking code number coding 14 5 The measurement 15 5 1 Taking a blo...

Page 4: ...itor GL30 mg dL REF 162 544 B 10 test strips REF 162 511 C 1 lancing device with AST cap for taking blood samples at different parts of the body REF 162 501 D 10 sterile lancets REF 162 513 E 1 handy...

Page 5: ...date and time setting the temperature unit C or F coding the monitor The monitor also permits the following control functions display of the ambient temperature and warning of unsuitable temperatures...

Page 6: ...countries Not for reuse single use only Green Dot German dual waste disposal system Use by Contents sufficient for n tests Maximum storage period in months after opening Art Nr Order number Batch Ster...

Page 7: ...rposes they are not a substitute for a medical examination Discuss your readings with a doctor regularly Never change your doctor s instructions without dis cussing your changes with the doctor Accura...

Page 8: ...ritation if inhaled or swallowed Keep the container away from small children Batteries saving readings WARNING Batteries can be fatal if swallowed You should store the batteries out of reach of small...

Page 9: ...ly to prevent injury and infection of other persons Dispose of test strips and lancets in a sharps container after use Note Used completely discharged batteries must be disposed of in specially marked...

Page 10: ...lancets 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 Cap 2 Safety shield of lancet 3 Sterile lancet 4 Lancet holder 5 Trigger button 6 Trigger setting mechanism 3 2 Blood glucose monitor Front Back 1 Slot for test strips 2 LCD dis...

Page 11: ...est strips 3 Results display 4 Low blood glucose low 5 High blood glucose high 6 Test strip symbol 7 Speaker non functional 8 Blood drop symbol 6 9 Blood glucose unit mg dL 10 Blood glucose unit mmol...

Page 12: ...ay 16 Time hour minute 17 Replace battery symbol 18 CTL for control solution 19 DAY AVG for average reading 7 14 21 28 60 90 days 20 AM morning 21 PM afternoon Note The blood glucose monitor is suppli...

Page 13: ...trip into the unit with the contacts first Make sure that the front of the test strip is facing you Read carefully the following information on the handling and storage of your test strips All instruc...

Page 14: ...onths on the la bel The storage time is reduced if it extends beyond the use by date see date beside the hourglass icon Do not use the test strips if one of the use by dates has expired The test strip...

Page 15: ...t takes longer than usual see 4 2 Making basic settings page 13 3 Insert two new AAA 1 5 V alkaline batteries Make absolutely sure that you insert them with the correct polarity as marked Do not use r...

Page 16: ...ayed and the Memory symbol starts blinking Caution all previously stored results will be deleted if you press M now Press the SET button OFF is displayed briefly and the moni tor automatically switche...

Page 17: ...od sample Preparing to take the blood sample 1 Select part of body for blood sample You can take blood samples with the lancing device from the fingerprints or other parts of the body such as palm of...

Page 18: ...e other hand Repeated puncture wounds at one puncture site may cause inflammation loss of feeling or scarring Do not use the AST cap for taking a blood sample from the finger Never compress the finger...

Page 19: ...at the blood remains in drop form and is not smeared Blood sample from the fingerprint Position the lancing device firmly and slightly off centre on the fingerprint Press the trigger button Remove the...

Page 20: ...contact with them This will pre vent injury and infection of other people 12 Screw the cap grey on again 5 2 Measuring blood glucose 1 Hold the monitor with the display facing you 2 Insert a test stri...

Page 21: ...age 25 7 Remove the test strip from the monitor Dispose of the test strip as directed to prevent infection of other persons Note Do not apply more blood if the monitor does not start the measurement R...

Page 22: ...g dL Regular self monitoring high 121 mg dL and above If this value still remains high two hours after your last meal it may indicate hyperglycaemia high blood sugar Talk to your doctor about any requ...

Page 23: ...atically and shows consecutively the initial display the ambient temperature and the code number The monitor is ready for a test as soon as the flashing blood drop symbol 6 is displayed 4 Check the co...

Page 24: ...You did not dispose of the first drop of control solution The top of the vial was not wiped clean The vial was not shaken sufficiently Correct the cause and repeat the test Control solution has expire...

Page 25: ...lues You can display the average values of your blood glucose readings for the last 7 14 21 28 60 and 90 days At the same time the monitor shows how frequently you have con ducted tests over this peri...

Page 26: ...seconds The display briefly reads OFF 5 The monitor switches off automatically 6 2 Deleting stored values 1 The monitor must be switched off Remove the battery cover from the back of the monitor 2 Pr...

Page 27: ...d protect it against any impact You should protect the monitor from moisture dirt dust blood control solution or water major temperature fluctuations and direct sunlight Do not use the monitor in the...

Page 28: ...es not start after inserting the test strip into the monitor and applying the blood Cause Remedy Blood volume too low Repeat test with new test strip and greater volume of blood Faulty test strip Repe...

Page 29: ...ys Automatic shutoff Three minutes after last activity Storage and transport temperature Temperature 4 C 40 C Relative humidity 10 85 Operating ranges Temperature 10 C 40 C Relative humidity 10 85 non...

Page 30: ...lay of the blood glucose monitor Only a very small volume of blood is required 0 5 microlitre and the actual measurement takes about six seconds The test strips can measure glucose values from 20 to 6...

Page 31: ...ntion This guarantee does not affect your statutory rights In order to make a claim within the warranty period the customer is required to provide proof of purchase Claims must be made within a period...

Page 32: ...GL30_mg dL_0309_GB Subject to error and change...

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