WASHINGTON — The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is warning diabetes patients that certain blood-sugar tests can give inaccurate results in patients taking other medications. Public-health ...

Abbott announced that the FDA has cleared its FreeStyle Lite blood glucose test strips. FreeStyle Lite test strips do not use the GDH-PQQ enzyme, which can be affected by common non-glucose sugars (eg ...

Diabetes tests are expected to reach record sales due to the disease's epidemic proportions. The global market for blood glucose test strips will be worth $12.93 billion in 2021, its highest ever ...

October 16, 2006 — The US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) and LifeScan, a Johnson & Johnson company, have notified healthcare professionals and consumers against the use of counterfeit blood ...

Even when things go well, managing diabetes is not easy. Keeping tabs on this disease 24/7 takes planning, commitment, support, and the right tools. For years, a chief complaint among those living ...

People can use testing strips and blood glucose monitors (BGMs) to monitor diabetes. Freestyle Lite testing strips are compatible with the Freestyle Lite or Freestyle Freedom Lite BGMs. Share on ...

diabetes test strip Trividia Health (formerly Nipro Diagnostics) announced a voluntary recall of certain lots of TRUEread, TRUEtrack, and TRUEtest blood glucose test strips after determining that some ...

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Traditional blood glucose testing requires users to manually handle test strips during loading and disposal. This process introduces several risks including contamination of strips by skin oils, dirt, ...

The government warned diabetics Friday to watch for counterfeit versions of test strips commonly used to monitor blood sugar levels. The test strips, for use in glucose monitors made by a Johnson & ...

Traditional blood glucose testing requires users to manually handle test strips during loading and disposal. This process introduces several risks including contamination of strips by skin oils, dirt, ...