Guest guest Posted October 24, 2004 Report Share Posted October 24, 2004 so if there is a ten percent error, your saying it can be either ten percent better or worse? for example if mine read 110 i could be 11 points less or more then that, and if this is the case, how do i know, if i am doing okay, if i am at 110 each meal, and lets say for auguement sake, i am ten percent more then that, then that would put me above 120 correct, so do you have to account for that, or do i just keep on the way i am. shane blood testing meters > > > > How can you tell if a blood monitor is accurate? I have a advantage > > monotor voice check acucheck and a one touch meter and The acucheck is > as > > much as 35 points higher than the 1 check. we have been taking blood > with > > both of them, and some times they are as close as 2 to 8 points > > togetherbut a lot of the time they are as much as 35 points. how do > you > > kno which one is right? Thanks Dave > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2004 Report Share Posted October 24, 2004 I just keep on the way I am with the 10 percent variable included. Re: blood testing meters so if there is a ten percent error, your saying it can be either ten percent better or worse? for example if mine read 110 i could be 11 points less or more then that, and if this is the case, how do i know, if i am doing okay, if i am at 110 each meal, and lets say for auguement sake, i am ten percent more then that, then that would put me above 120 correct, so do you have to account for that, or do i just keep on the way i am. shane blood testing meters > > > > How can you tell if a blood monitor is accurate? I have a advantage > > monotor voice check acucheck and a one touch meter and The acucheck is > as > > much as 35 points higher than the 1 check. we have been taking blood > with > > both of them, and some times they are as close as 2 to 8 points > > togetherbut a lot of the time they are as much as 35 points. how do > you > > kno which one is right? Thanks Dave > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted October 24, 2004 Report Share Posted October 24, 2004 I just keep on the way I am with the 10 percent variable included. Re: blood testing meters so if there is a ten percent error, your saying it can be either ten percent better or worse? for example if mine read 110 i could be 11 points less or more then that, and if this is the case, how do i know, if i am doing okay, if i am at 110 each meal, and lets say for auguement sake, i am ten percent more then that, then that would put me above 120 correct, so do you have to account for that, or do i just keep on the way i am. shane blood testing meters > > > > How can you tell if a blood monitor is accurate? I have a advantage > > monotor voice check acucheck and a one touch meter and The acucheck is > as > > much as 35 points higher than the 1 check. we have been taking blood > with > > both of them, and some times they are as close as 2 to 8 points > > togetherbut a lot of the time they are as much as 35 points. how do > you > > kno which one is right? Thanks Dave > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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