Guest guest Posted January 8, 2004 Report Posted January 8, 2004 They stopped making the generic. They were in the low 20s. It was Glucometer I think and the strips were excell. O Quoting whimsy2 : > Strips are expensive but if your doc writes a prescription for it your > insurance will pay a large portion. Just make sure you get enough > strips. You'll need more than twice a day testing at the beginning, at > least. > > I do believe Walmart -- or Walgren, I can never remember which -- has a > store brand meter and strips to match it cost considerably less than > $50. I remember reading something like $16. > Vicki Quote
Guest guest Posted January 8, 2004 Report Posted January 8, 2004 lmoliver@... wrote: >They stopped making the generic. They were in the low 20s. It was Glucometer >I think and the strips were excell. > I used to use them, and they were great. Then I switched from the Glucometer Elite (a great meter) to the LifeScan products. I just did a Google search and found them still available here and there. THere are 200 being auctioned on eBay and teh current prices is only $34 so far. Six days until the auction. I've bought strips off eBay and things worked out okay. I've had a nervous moment or two but they worked out. Edd Quote
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