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- Avoid contact with dripping or splashing liquids.
- The minimum blood sample size to test using the
Blood Glucose Monitoring System
is 0.75 µL: ( ) GM700S
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Caution Caution
Blood sample size above 3.0 µL might contaminate the test strip port and the meter.
Blood sample size below 0.75 µL may cause an inaccurate result or may prevent a meter reading.
An Er4 reading will be displayed if the sample size is too small. In this case, repeat the test with a
new test strip.
Sample Size Example
Important Safety Notes:
- All parts of the kit are considered biohazardous and can potentially transmit infectious
diseases, even after following the cleaning procedures. Please refer to the section
"
Caring for Your Meter" on page 44.
- Users should wash their hands thoroughly with soap and water before and after
handling the meter, lancing device, or test strips.
0.75 µL 1.0 µL 1.5 µL 2.0 µL 3.0 µL
- Before using the Blood Glucose Monitoring System to test your blood glucose,
please read all of the instructions and conduct all of the tests including the quality control test
- Please perform the quality control test regularly to make sure the test results are accurate.
GM700S GS700 Other brands’
test strips should not be used under any circumstances. The use of other brands’ strips may give
inaccurate results.
The System GM700S is intended for in vitro diagnostic use only. The test results using
fresh capillary whole blood samples from the fingertip, are calibrated to be equivalent to plasma
testing.
- Venous, neonatal or arterial blood testing should be performed by healthcare professionals.
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- If Blood Glucose Meter GM700S and Test Strips are exposed to a temperature outrange
environment, please wait 30 minutes before testing.
- Follow all environmental protection regulations when disposing of batteries.
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(Refer to page 35).
- The Meter can only be used with Test Strips .
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- The System is intended for self-testing. It should not be used to diagnose
diabetes mellitus.
The system has been tested with neonatal blood. As a matter of good clinical practice, be caution
of the interpretation of neonate glucose value below 50 mg/dL (2.8 mmol/L). Please follow the
recommendations for follow-up care that have been set by your intuition for critical glucose values
in neonates. Once patient is suspected as rare disease (ex galactosemia), the glucose result
should based on laboratory test.