On CallExpress Diabetes Testing Kit- Blood Glucose Meter, 10 Blood Test Strips, 1 Lancing Device, 30g Lancets, Control Solution, Carrying Case, Log Book, Black

Works as good as any other glucometer with strips that are affordable. Takes very little blood to accurately mesure!

I just learned I'm pre-diabetic. So this is my first fore into testing blood glucose levels. It is a new experience and I was apprehensive about this whole testing thing. After getting the kit, I read the instruction booklet, which is extremely detailed and precise. Frankly, it was a bit over-whelming. I watched an online video on the process (done by the manufacturer). This made a vast difference being able to smoothly watch the whole test process from initial setup to blood testing. I was quite relieved, then - and confident this was a fairly simple process.Re this particular kit's operation - everything went exactly as the instruction and booklet described. The meter worked perfectly and showed my stats. I was amazed that the finger prick was actually painless (setting of #3 for depth). I am now a "veteran!" I am especially happy with the little carrying case and neatly laid out instruments and such inside.Now, with this tool I have been able to regulate my foods and control the levels well. I do recommend (I failed to) order the add-on kit of more test strips. There are only 10. It is okay for me as I wanted to evaluate the operation before committing to a larger investment.I see several folks that gave it low stars due to poor test results. I can see if one did not follow the directions precisely that the readout will be erroneous. There is a sure-fire method to check your meter's accuracy: they include a test solution that will accurately assess if the device is functioning within specs. Also, remember that this instrument is better as a trend device because it has a +/-20% accuracy. It is not a high-end medical grade analyzer!

Product was easy to use. Seems to be accurate. Product was priced reasonable.

I read all the negative reviews and decided my review would be nearly the same. The only difference being that my On Call was even more inaccurate. This morning when I took 4 (four) readings they were way over 10 percent off. Lowest was 84 which was still higher than it should be and highest was 140!Since I have been using the On Call for nearly 2 months, I can't return it. So considered calling On Call support for a replacement. Then read a review saying the test strips aren't made as reliably as with more expensive test kits. And I further read that support is requesting "testing" on faulty test kits and other run-around bs. Forget that. So now I can toss the On Call test kit and new bottle of test strips and look for a reliable, probably more expensive one.Update, Oct. 23, 2021. Have continued using On Call Express for a total of about a year and a half now. After tossing the test strips that gave wildly varying results, all of the On Call Express test strips I purchased (using them once a week) have been close enough to consider good for what I need to know. Considering the price for the kit and then the price of the strips compared to the "accurate expensive ones", this is a pretty decent deal, with a caveat: If the result doesn't seem right, use another strip. If the difference is more than 10 mg/dl then try again. If the difference is still too high or low and you keep getting widely varying results, then you got a bad batch and should return them if it's not too late (they'll probably tell you to toss them or whatever).Out of 7 test-strip bottles by On Call Express that I have purchased, only one has been bad. The 4-pack I have now (Oct. 23, 2021) works fine.

I have more than one of these kits. I find them easy to use. I keep one at my house and mother’s home so I don’t have to carry with me but has nice travel case.

Good product!! I depend on this brand!!

Had to buy as pre-diabetic, so monitoring evety so often. Got it fast, and everything you need is in one case.

This product had me going freaking crazy about my blood sugar. I was following a strict low carb, under 20 grams, diet and implementing one meal a day, and this reader had my blood sugar all over the place. I was getting so frustrated with everything that I was doing. I started to I think something was seriously wrong with my blood glucose levels even though I felt very calm, leveled, and good all day long.I've used other meters before and felt like I had numbers close to what I expected. It would be one thing if it was consistently off by 10 points are so. But it was inconsistent and gave me very wild variations. I finally got a continuous glucose monitor and I saw the stability and the blood sugar that I was expecting. With this meter I would have a moment where I felt a hypoglycemic and my blood sugar would come back at 115. I strive to keep my blood sugar under 100 all day long, so 115 is a peak for me. This meter is terrible. I was not making insulin or metformin decisions with this, as I am just monitoring my blood sugar for weight loss purposes. I wouldn't recommend this to anybody who needs to make serious decisions about medication.