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BewellConnect - BW-GL1 - User Manual - 052015 29
8. Use of this instrument in a dry environment, especially if synthetic materials are present
(synthetic clothing, carpets etc.) may cause damaging static discharges that may cause
erroneous results.
9. DO NOT use this instrument in close proximity to sources of strong electromagnetic radi-
ation, as these may interfere with the accurate operation.
10. Proper maintenance and periodically control solution test are essential to the longevity
of your device. If you are concerned about your accuracy of measurement, please con-
tact the local customer service or place of purchase for help.
KEEP THESE INSTRUCTIONS IN A SAFE PLACE
2. BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Important Information
• Severe dehydration and excessive water loss may cause readings which are lower than ac-
tual values. If you believe you are suffering from severe dehydration, consult a healthcare
professional immediately.
• If your blood glucose results are lower or higher than usual, and you do not have any symp-
toms of illness, first repeat the test. If you have symptoms or continue to get results which
are higher or lower than usual, follow the treatment advice of your healthcare professional.
• Use only fresh whole blood samples to test your blood glucose. Using other substances
will lead to incorrect results.
• If you are experiencing symptoms that are inconsistent with your blood glucose test re-
sults and you have followed all the instructions given in this owner’s manual, contact your
healthcare professional
• We do not recommend using this product on severely hypotensive individuals or patients
in shock. Please consult the healthcare professional before use.
• The measurement unit used for indicating the concentration of blood or plasma glucose
can either have a weight dimension (mg/dL) or a molarity (mmol/L). The approximate cal-
culation rule for conversion of mg/dL in mmol/L is:
mg/dL Divided by 18 = mmol/L
mmol/L Times 18 = mg/dL
For example:
1) 120 mg/dL ÷ 18 = 6.6 mmol/L
2) 7.2 mmol/L x 18 = 129 mg/dL approximately.