16
/
19
added.
Reading
the
Average
of
Blood
Glucose
Results
When
the
meter
is
off,
press
and
hold
the
“M”
button
until
the
DAY
AVG
flashing,
release
button
then
7
‐
day
average
results
appear
with
“n024”
(means
24
records
to
be
averaged)
on
the
screen.
Press
the
“M”
button
to
review
the
14
‐
,
21
‐
,28
‐
,
60
‐
and
90
‐
day
general
averages.
Press
the
“S”
button
to
turn
off
the
meter.
Note:
The
control
solution
readings
are
not
included
in
the
average
of
your
results.
CARE
AND
STORAGE
FOR
YOUR
SYSTEM
◆
Handle
the
meter
with
care.
Dropping
or
throwing
the
meter
may
cause
damage
to
the
device.
◆
Don't
expose
the
Blood
Glucose
Monitoring
System,
Test
strip,
and
Control
Solution,
to
extreme
conditions,
such
as
high
humidity,
heat,
freezing
cold
or
dust.
The
storage
conditions
for
the
test
strips
are
39
℉
~86
℉
,
Humidity
＜
80%RH.
Storage
conditions
for
the
meter
are
‐
40
℉
~131
℉
,
Humidity
＜
80%RH.
◆
Always
wash
your
hands
with
soap
and
water
and
rinse
and
dry
completely
before
handling
the
Blood
Glucose
Monitoring
system
and
Test
strip.
◆
Use
CaviWipes
(see
below)
to
clean
the
Blood
Glucose
Monit
oring
System.
◆
Discard
the
used
lancet
into
a
container
for
sharp
objects.
Cleaning
and
Disinfection
The
cleaning
and
disinfection
is
absolutely
necessary
for
the
test
procedure,
because
cleaning
can
insure
the
meter
works
well
(for
example,
display
will
be
clear
to
see
after
cleaning);
and
disinfection
can
avoid
the
infection
to
you
or
to
the
other
people,
and
the
cross
‐
infection.
We
strongly
warn
that
the
device
should
be
cleaned
and
disinfected
following
use
on
every
patient.
And
we
suggest
you
use
the
following
product:
CaviWipes
(EPA
registration
number
：
46781
‐
8
）
.
You
can
purchase
this
product
according
to
the
following
information:
visit
the
web
site:
www.metrex.com
or
contact
Metrex
at
800
‐
841
‐
1428
for
product
or
technical
information.
CaviWipes
are
also
available
at
www.amazon.
com
or
via
a
search.
The
meter
for
single
‐
patient
use
and
the
lancing
devices
may
be
cleaned
5
‐
6
times
per
day
(Test
5
‐
6
times
every
day),
so
the
meter
will
be
cleaned
and
disinfect
about
11000
cycles
that
include
cleanings
plus
disinfections
(1
cycle
=
1
cleaning
+
1
disinfection)
during
its
5
years
life
cycle.
1.
Before
the
test,
the
user
should
clean
and
wash
hands.
If
you
are
a
caregiver,
(not
the
patient),
please
use
disposable
gloves.
2.
After
test,
take
one
wipe
to
clean
the
meter’s
housing,
buttons,
lens,
mark,
usb
cover
and
support
block,
including
its
front
and
back
for
10
seconds
for
cleaning
until
there
is
no
soil
on
the
surface.
Then
disinfect
the
meter’s
housing,
buttons,
lens,
mark,
usb
cover
and
support
block
use
another
wipe
for
2
min,
keep
the
surface
wet
for
2
min.
3.
Take
off
the
glove;
discard
carefully
according
to
your
health
‐
care
provider’s
instruction.
