Self Check 4ct

I've been using this for almost two years and the accuracy is spot on. I happened to test myself right before a doctor's visit, told him my results and he was skeptical. I told him to test me right there. The results were within .1 of each other. I told him as much as I like him as my doctor I can use the payment for one doctor's visit, buy this and monitor myself for a year.

so far so good. I purchased a kit last august 2024. this kit had 4 test modules and one meter. it was close enough for me to know how well i am doing or not before i go in to the dr office. i found that its only off by maybe 0.1+/-. and those odds are good enough for me. its super easy to use, takes about 5mins on the timer and its done. keep track of your number and there you have it. once you get past the panic of worrying if your doing it right or not, they get easier to do once you have relaxed, lol. i like this kit so much, while I had one module left, but i ordered another kit a couple of weeks ago and it was going to take a few weeks to get it, for some reason this one wasnt a prime delivery, so I ordered ahead of time so i had it when i wanted to checkup on things. its nice to know at home if i am not doing well with my numbers at least 30days before my dr appointments so that i can put myself in a time out to bring it all back in line.

It did take a test to figure it out, but I have had no trouble in 5 yrs. The readings are pretty much the same as what quest comes up with. If you monitor your glucose closely then this should be part of your equipment so you can test every 60-90 days and not be caught off guard.

The instructional video on their website is lacking information. I can go on in details, but I won't. Let them figure it out. This test needs to be done methodically. Regret buying it. Though I had sufficient blood as instructed it didn't run the test. Another time, it didn't run. One time the code I got qc7 means I left the insert tester in more than 2 minutes which I did not. Another error I got was qc50 which was not enough sample which I know for sure I collected enough blood. exactly as instructed per video. Out of the 4 tests only one success. I don't recommend it. there was no one page instruction in the box (in the video they said there was). It's a great idea, but the errors I got were not my fault. Also, the deviation error is high, in my opinion.

I can recommend this needle for other users of flex pens.

Works wonderful without a doctor's fee!Good for in-between annual checkups!

Very pleased with ease of use and accuracy. Have compared levels to labs taken same day and always within 1/10 of a point. These tests help keep me honest with myself during check-ups.

Had physical four days ago. Used this test today at home. Results differed by only .1.It is true that, a few years ago, a study evaluated this and two other brands for accuracy. The brand did so so. Of three tested, this was second most accurate. Distant second but you cannot find the one that did best (Everyly Well may have bought that company). But Everylwell is not really an at home test. You are sending your blood off to be analyzed. Might also be the case that A1C Now improved what they do. They have FDA approval and they note they are NGSP-certified. Some reviews online noted that this was a standard many other brands did not meet. You can find the website for that and read more.It's very hard to know what to believe with such home test kits. So far, I am impressed with how close the result here was with a full blood draw at a lab four days ago. This seems useful to me. The procedures are more complex than a blood glucose test you do at home. But they are not difficult and there is a very clear video on YouTube about what you do.