Glucometer OneTouch Select Plus Simple
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Glucometer OneTouch Select Plus Simple

Glucometer OneTouch Select Plus Simple

OneTouch blood glucose monitoring system Select Plus Simple® is designed to quantitative measurement of glucose (sugar) in fresh capillary blood samples whole capillary blood samples obtained from the fingertip. Recommended for use with test strips OneTouch Select Plus.

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Information

Indications for use (instruction): Glucometer OneTouch Select Plus Simple

Smart and simple, the OneTouch Select Plus Simple® glucose meter is buttonless and coded, so no setup is required. The color-coded tips make it easy to understand what the test result means - whether it is within the range recommended by your doctor.

The new VanTouch Delica Plus handle and lancets provide virtually painless testing - new vibration-controlled handle technology for more precise puncture; even thinner silicone-coated lancet needle.

Works with new test strips OneTouch Select Plus. The high accuracy of the results is clinically proven and fully complies with the International Standard ISO 15197:2013.

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The OneTouch Select Plus Simple® blood glucose monitoring system is designed for self-monitoring outside the human body (in vitro diagnostic use). It can be used by people with diabetes at home and with their healthcare professionals in a healthcare setting as an aid to monitoring the effectiveness of their diabetes control.

The OneTouch Select Plus Simple® Blood Glucose Monitoring System is not intended for the diagnosis or screening of diabetes mellitus or for measuring blood glucose levels in newborns.

The OneTouch Select Plus Simple® Blood Glucose Monitoring System is not intended for use in critically ill, shocked, severely dehydrated, or hyperosmolar patients.

The principle of testing

The glucose in the blood sample mixes with the test strip enzyme, glucose oxidase, to produce a small electric current. The strength of this current varies with the level (concentration) of glucose in the blood sample. Your blood glucose meter measures the current, calculates your blood glucose level, displays this result on the screen, and stores it in memory. 

Glucose meter characteristics OneTouch Select Plus Simple™

  • NO buttons, NO coding, no settings required;
  • analysis method — electrochemical;
  • test time — 5 seconds;
  • sample — 1.0 microliter of capillary blood from the fingertip;
  • test strips — VanTouch Select Plus;
  • automatically turns on — just insert the test strip;
  • calibration — equivalent to plasma calculation;
  • hematocrit level: 30-55%;
  • range of measured values: 1.1-33.3 mmol/L;
  • memory — for the last result;
  • test mode — at t 10-44 °C, relative humidity 10-90%;
  • power supply — one replaceable flat round lithium battery CR 2032 (3.0 V).

How to use

Preparation of piercing handles

1. Remove the cap from the puncture knob.

To do this, you need to return the cap and pull it from the product.

2. Insert the sterile lanceset into the puncture handle.

Keep lancet, as shown in the figure, so that he entered the lancet holder. Insert the lanceset into the puncture knob until it clicks to enter the Lancet holder and completely became in place.

Turn the lancet protective cap to one full revolution until it is separated from Lancet. Save the protective cap to extract and dispose of lancet.

3. Put the pad knobs for piercing.

Return the cap on its place on the piercing handle, after which wrap the cap on one turn or click on the cap to secure it.

Make sure the cap is located exactly as shown in the figure.

 

4. Perform the prolque depth settings.

In the product settings, 13 puncture depth variants are provided (each point between the numbers 1 and 7 on the depth adjustment wheel corresponds to another variant of the depth of the puncture). Select the depth of the puncture by turning the wheel. Large digits correspond to a greater depth of puncture and vice versa.

NOTE. First try to make a shallow puncture, and then increase the depth until it becomes enough to get a blood sample of the desired volume.

5. Two piercing handle.

Take off the erection mechanism until it clicks. If he does not click, he could already be reduced when you inserted Lancet.

Preparation of glucometer

1. Insert the test strip to turn on the glucometer.

Insert the test strip in the place to enter the test strip in the blue side and two silver teeth.

NOTE. This glucometer does not require encoding. A flashing icon in the form of a drop of blood appears on the screen. Now you can apply a blood sample on the test strip.

Obtaining a blood sample from a finger tip

Each time a test, choose a puncture place. Repeated punctures in the same place can cause pain or corns.

Before testing, thoroughly wash the hands and the place of taking the sample with warm water with soap. Sight and thoroughly dry your hands. The presence on the skin of any contaminants may affect the analysis result.

1. Plug the fingertips.

Press the pen tightly to the side surface of the fingertip. Press the descent button. Take the pen for piercing the finger.

2. Get a round drop of blood.

Carefully squeeze and/or slightly massage the fingertips until a round drop will appear.

NOTE. If the blood is smeared or drops, do not use this sample. Wipe the puncture zone with a dry napkin and carefully squeeze the other drop of blood, or make a puncture elsewhere.

Blood applying for a test strip

1. Apply the sample on the test strip.

Blood can be applied on any side of the test strip.

Apply the test strip to a drop of blood to any side of the capillary.

Be sure to apply the sample immediately after receiving the blood drop.

Holding a glucometer under a small angle, lay the capillary hole to a drop of blood.

When the capillary on the test strip will affect blood drops, the test strip spots blood into the capillary.

2. Wait until the test strip capillary fully fills.

A drop of blood will be drawn into a narrow canal. At the same time, the capillary must be filled completely.

The capillary will become red, and the glucometer will start counting from 5 to 1. Do not apply the blood to the upper surface of the test strip or its top edge.

Obtaining measurement results

Your result appears on the screen along with the unit of measurement. After your blood glucose result appears on the screen, an arrow appears below it to indicate a range indicator arrow that indicates whether your result is below, above, or within the proper range. The arrow points to the appropriate part of the color scale of the range indicator on the glucose meter; this is an additional visual cue.

If the range indicator arrow does not appear on the screen along with the blood glucose result during a blood test, the glucose meter has detected a problem with the test strip. Repeat the test with a new test strip.

Interpretation of unexpected results

If the test results are higher or lower than you expected, taking into account the following notes.

Low results

If the result is below 3.9 mmol/l or a LO warning is displayed (this means that the result is less than 1.1 mmol/l), this may indicate the presence of hypoglycemia (low blood glucose level). This provision requires immediate treatment in accordance with the recommendations of your medical specialist. Although such a result may be a consequence of the test error, it will be safer to first take therapeutic measures, and then take another testing.

NOTE. If the result of determining the level of glucose is less than 1.1 mmol/l, the LO warnings and the band indicator arrow will flash on the glucumber screen.

Dehydration (dehydration) and low result values

You may get lower results if you are severely dehydrated (severely dehydrated). If you think you have severe dehydration (severe dehydration), see your healthcare professional right away.

High results

If the test result is higher than 9.9 mmol/l, it may indicate hyperglycemia (high blood glucose) and you should retest. See a healthcare professional if you are concerned about the possibility of developing hyperglycemia.

The HI message is displayed on the meter screen when the measurement result is higher than 33.3 mmol/l. You may have severe hyperglycemia (critically high blood glucose).

Retest your blood glucose. If you get the HI alert again as a result, it means there is a serious problem with your blood glucose control. See a healthcare professional immediately and follow their recommendations.

NOTE. If your glucose result is greater than 33.3 mmol/l, the HI warning and the range indicator arrow will flash on the meter screen at the same time.

Repeated unexpected results

  • If you get unexpected results multiple times in a row, use a control solution to test the product.
  • If your symptoms do not match the measured results, although you have followed all instructions in the User's Manual, contact your healthcare professional. Never ignore symptoms or make significant changes to your diabetes control program without consulting a healthcare professional.

Increased or decreased red blood cell count

Very high (more than 60%) or very low (less than 20%) hematocrit (percentage (%) of red blood cells in the blood) can lead to false results.

Removal of used lancet

NOTE. The lancing device has a lancet eject function, so you don't have to pull out the used lancet by hand.

1. Remove the lancing device cap from the lancing device.

To do this, you need to return the cap and remove it from the product.

2. Place the protective cap on the tip of the lancet.

Before removing the lancet, place the protective cap on a hard surface, then press the tip of the lancet into the flat side of the cap.

3. Push the lancet out of the lancing device.

With the lancing device pointing downward, slide the convergence mechanism forward until the lancet comes out of the lancing device. If the lancet cannot be pushed out, close the handle again and then slide the convergence mechanism forward until the lancet comes out.

4. Replace the lancing device cap.

Return the cap to its place on the lancing device, then wrap or press on the cap to secure it securely.

Make sure the cap is positioned exactly as shown in the illustration.

It is important to use a new lancet every time you take a blood sample. Do not leave the lancet in the lancing device. This will help prevent infection and damage to your fingertips.

DISPOSAL OF USED LANCET AND TEST STRIP

After each test, carefully dispose of the used lancet to avoid accidental lancet punctures. Used lancets and test strips may be considered biohazardous waste in your area. Follow the advice of your healthcare provider and local regulations for proper disposal of these items. Wash your hands thoroughly with soap and water after handling the glucose meter, test strips, puncture handle, and cap.

Release form

  • OneTouch Select Plus Simple® blood glucose meter with battery.
  • OneTouch® Delica® Plus puncture pen.
  • OneTouch® Delica® Plus sterile lancets.
  • Instructions in Ukrainian.

Manufacturer

LifeScan Europe GmbH Gubelstrasse 34 CH-6300 Zug, Switzerland LifeScan Europe GmbH Gubelstrasse 34 CH-6300 Zug, Switzerland.

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