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product_id: 6849379
title: "CardioChek Deluxe Kit"
brand: "cardiochek"
price: "₪1482"
currency: ILS
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.co.il/products/6849379-cardiochek-deluxe-kit
store_origin: IL
region: Israel
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# Multi-metric analyzer (cholesterol + glucose) 18 painless lancets included 3-5 min rapid results CardioChek Deluxe Kit

**Brand:** cardiochek
**Price:** ₪1482
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ❤️‍🔥 Own your heart health game with CardioChek Deluxe ⏱️

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** CardioChek Deluxe Kit by cardiochek
- **How much does it cost?** ₪1482 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.il](https://www.desertcart.co.il/products/6849379-cardiochek-deluxe-kit)

## Best For

- cardiochek enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted cardiochek brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Fast, Reliable Insights:** Get your cholesterol and glucose levels in just 3-5 minutes—no waiting, no guesswork.
- • **Painless & Ready-to-Use:** Includes 18 lancets and capillary tubes for quick, minimally invasive blood sampling at home.
- • **CLIA Waived for Home Use:** Professional-grade testing power now accessible in the comfort of your own space.
- • **All-in-One Health Monitoring:** Track Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Triglycerides, and Glucose with one sleek device.
- • **Empower Your Wellness Journey:** Stay ahead of your heart health with easy self-monitoring—because prevention is the new power move.

## Overview

The CardioChek Deluxe Kit is a comprehensive home cholesterol and glucose monitoring system featuring a multi-metric analyzer and test strips for Total Cholesterol, HDL, LDL, Triglycerides, and Glucose. It delivers fast results in 3-5 minutes, includes 18 painless lancets and capillary tubes, and is CLIA waived for home use, empowering proactive health management with professional-grade accuracy.

## Description

CardioChek Deluxe ST Kit measures total cholesterol, LDL, HDL, triglycerides, and glucose. Kit includes: 1 analyzer2 boxes of 3 total cholesterol test strips with MEMoChip2 boxes of 3 HDL test strips with MEMoChip2 boxes of 3 triglyceride test strips with MEMoChip 18 lancets 18 capillaries

Review: Easy to use - I've had high triglycerides for most of my life and at age 73, I'm determined to do something about it. I plan to use the CardioCheck device between my regular lab tests to see if I'm on the right track. I don't know how accurate it is, but I know it is helpful just to go through the motions of self-monitoring my progress. The lancets are painless.
Review: Think before buying - did not work for me - This cholesterol meter is a “fail” for me, but I need to distinguish between the seller and the product. If I could, I would rate the seller as 1 star and the product as 2 stars. For me, the meter didn’t work. I think I may have been sent a partially failed unit, but am unsure and am not going to spend any more time figuring it out. I threw it out and wrote off the $150 as a failed experiment. If you are thinking of buying this product, please consider the risks and alternatives described below. Experience: I am an engineer by training and experience. I know how to carefully follow instructions and similar activities. I wanted to track my cholesterol numbers as part of a personal experiment with different diets. I thought owning a cholesterol meter would be easier and less expensive than having a professional lab do cholesterol testing. I carefully followed the instructions for use of this meter. Basically the procedure is: prick finger with a supplied lancet, collect blood into a capillary tube to a designated marker, and, put the collected blood on a slide and insert into the meter. The meter turned out to give highly inconsistent readings - the blood samples read over a range of more than +/- 50mg/dL with blood drawn during a single ½ hour. That is too large a range to be considered remotely reliable, even if I just wanted relative rather than absolute numbers. Risks: I requested to return the product. The seller stated it was probably my fault the readings were erratic (it wasn't) and they couldn’t allow a return due to FDA regulations. I asked for the applicable FDA regulations (I work with both technical specifications and both state and federal regulations all the time). The seller then dropped the FDA argument and simply stated they don’t take returns. The FDA argument by the seller appears to be purposefully misleading. Regulations certainly prevent anyone from reselling items in certain categories, but that means a seller has to dispose of a return rather than reselling it. An example from everyday life is CVS-branded products in the same category, such as lancets. If one of their CVS-branded products doesn’t work, CVS will refund the money and then dispose of the item (I asked one of their pharmacists about this process explicitly). CVS’s idea is simple - they want to retain good customers, so will write-off the loss if something doesn’t work. This seller won’t take returns. I rate them as 1 star. The product may generally be better than the one I received, and I am willing to rate it with 2 stars with the understanding I got a meter with some problems. I decided to rate the overall experience as 2 stars, trying to be fair to the product versus the seller. But be warned: if for any reason, including reasons having nothing to do with you, the meter doesn’t work you are simply out the purchase price. Alternatives: After trying to work with the unreliable meter, I found one national testing lab, LabCorp, that will run the tests I wanted for about $30 through a website called RequestATest. I have now used their services several times and will continue to do so. In addition to being relatively cheap, the results are reliable. There are probably other labs that do the same thing; there just happens to be a LabCorp location near me so I used them. I would suggest this alternative to this meter for anyone who, like me, wanted to track their cholesterol numbers on their own.

## Features

- Includes CardioChek analyzer, 6 Total Cholesterol strips, 6 HDL Cholesterol strips, 6 Triglyceride strips
- 18-lancets, 18-capillary tubes
- CLIA waived for home use.
- Results in 3-5 minutes per strip
- CardioChek analyzer is required to use the test strips

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B003JO9LU4 |
| Customer Reviews | 3.6 3.6 out of 5 stars (72) |
| Date First Available  | May 19, 2014 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item Weight  | 15 Pounds |
| Item model number  | CCCHDLT6 |
| Manufacturer  | PTS Diagnostics, Inc. |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** CardioChek
- **Item Weight:** 15 Pounds
- **Model Name:** Deluxe ST
- **Operating Time:** 5 Minutes
- **UPC:** 764442795138 045625001490

## Images

![CardioChek Deluxe Kit - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51MeeRJS9VL.jpg)
![CardioChek Deluxe Kit - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51nhLMETLCL.jpg)
![CardioChek Deluxe Kit - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51q0m9w2mgL.jpg)
![CardioChek Deluxe Kit - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61sn1ARvrBL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I keep getting bad results with cholesterol strip and Trig strips, not sure why, can someone help?**
A: I found all the results from CardioCheck unreliable and gave up after burning through a number of strips running the same test and getting wildly different results. I recommend getting the real thing. You can go to requestatest.com and order a lipid panel for $29 with no doctor. You give the blood sample at a lab (Quest Diagnostics or Labcorp) location near you and your results are posted to the website within a few business days. There are a number of sites doing the same thing and I'm sure they all work the same way, but I've only used requestatest and highly recommend.

**Q: I purchased this and the test results show 1. 97 - does that mean 197 - why does it have a period after 1st number - happened twice?**
A: That means is that you have your meter set for metric test results.  In the CardioChek user manual are instructions on how to change it back to US Standard test results.

**Q: how do you draw blood for testing?**
A: You stick your finger each time for each test strips, use the capillary blood collectors to collect & measure the blood.  Each test strip requires a seperate test strip, seperate finger stick & seperate capillary tube.  Thank you.

**Q: It's my understanding that lcl (lousy) is more important than hcl (happy). so, is it easy to calculate your lcl with this set?**
A: You can calculate LDL here: https://www.mdcalc.com/ldl-calculated.  The data from the tests gives you the values you need.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use
*by S***A on August 31, 2019*

I've had high triglycerides for most of my life and at age 73, I'm determined to do something about it. I plan to use the CardioCheck device between my regular lab tests to see if I'm on the right track. I don't know how accurate it is, but I know it is helpful just to go through the motions of self-monitoring my progress. The lancets are painless.

### ⭐⭐ Think before buying - did not work for me
*by E***Y on December 7, 2016*

This cholesterol meter is a “fail” for me, but I need to distinguish between the seller and the product. If I could, I would rate the seller as 1 star and the product as 2 stars. For me, the meter didn’t work. I think I may have been sent a partially failed unit, but am unsure and am not going to spend any more time figuring it out. I threw it out and wrote off the $150 as a failed experiment. If you are thinking of buying this product, please consider the risks and alternatives described below. Experience: I am an engineer by training and experience. I know how to carefully follow instructions and similar activities. I wanted to track my cholesterol numbers as part of a personal experiment with different diets. I thought owning a cholesterol meter would be easier and less expensive than having a professional lab do cholesterol testing. I carefully followed the instructions for use of this meter. Basically the procedure is: prick finger with a supplied lancet, collect blood into a capillary tube to a designated marker, and, put the collected blood on a slide and insert into the meter. The meter turned out to give highly inconsistent readings - the blood samples read over a range of more than +/- 50mg/dL with blood drawn during a single ½ hour. That is too large a range to be considered remotely reliable, even if I just wanted relative rather than absolute numbers. Risks: I requested to return the product. The seller stated it was probably my fault the readings were erratic (it wasn't) and they couldn’t allow a return due to FDA regulations. I asked for the applicable FDA regulations (I work with both technical specifications and both state and federal regulations all the time). The seller then dropped the FDA argument and simply stated they don’t take returns. The FDA argument by the seller appears to be purposefully misleading. Regulations certainly prevent anyone from reselling items in certain categories, but that means a seller has to dispose of a return rather than reselling it. An example from everyday life is CVS-branded products in the same category, such as lancets. If one of their CVS-branded products doesn’t work, CVS will refund the money and then dispose of the item (I asked one of their pharmacists about this process explicitly). CVS’s idea is simple - they want to retain good customers, so will write-off the loss if something doesn’t work. This seller won’t take returns. I rate them as 1 star. The product may generally be better than the one I received, and I am willing to rate it with 2 stars with the understanding I got a meter with some problems. I decided to rate the overall experience as 2 stars, trying to be fair to the product versus the seller. But be warned: if for any reason, including reasons having nothing to do with you, the meter doesn’t work you are simply out the purchase price. Alternatives: After trying to work with the unreliable meter, I found one national testing lab, LabCorp, that will run the tests I wanted for about $30 through a website called RequestATest. I have now used their services several times and will continue to do so. In addition to being relatively cheap, the results are reliable. There are probably other labs that do the same thing; there just happens to be a LabCorp location near me so I used them. I would suggest this alternative to this meter for anyone who, like me, wanted to track their cholesterol numbers on their own.

### ⭐ Pretty sure the calculation they are using is nothing more ...
*by K***D on March 10, 2017*

Totally worthless. Requires a LOT of blood. The pipettes to collect the blood are impossible to use. Device returns numbers totally out of whack and all over the place. Running several tests within a few minutes returns totally different numbers in a ridiculous range. Pretty sure the calculation they are using is nothing more than a random number generator. The one star is for the two batteries that came with the meter. I was able to use those in my TV remote. The rest went into the trash. If you need a couple batteries for $150, this one is for you.

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