Guest guest Posted November 3, 2004 Report Share Posted November 3, 2004 I totally forgot to mention this idea, too from our last keto meeting. We don't regularly check Noah's ketones anymore since he was seizure-free, but are back at it again. Anyway, our dietician said she doesn't believe this would do any harm to the stick, so it would be fine to cut them down the middle (someone in our keto group at the hospital does this, too.) So, yes- good idea!! Mom to Noah- age 3, & med-free on keto frumpymumma@...> wrote: In an earlier post Bill mentioned cutting the multistix right down the middle. Don't know if you could read everything very well that way...but it can be done, because I tried it and used it. Shows enough for what I needed. Pretty frugal, but if I had to pay out of pocket for them, and $92 would not be easy on my budget, and I used as many as I use, be sure I would try this! A frugal-friendly idea. ........mum to who only seizured once all October! & Hill rich.sue.hill@...> wrote: A lot of folks on here seem to get the mutistix on script, no can do here in New Zealand though, (living here btw, I don't think I can be much help in accessing them) we have to pay for them ourselves. As has been so well controlled this yr, we haven't used them that often, but I think testing at least once a week is a good idea if possible. ----- Original Message ----- From: allan banks susan, oh i get it now, we use the keto diastix. i think i saw the ones you are talking about in the hospital but didn't know you could buy them. thanks for clearing that up. sometimes i think the keto team should supply us with all this equipment seeing we do all the monitoring! cheers , andrea. --- Oldham burninfences@...> wrote: > where do you get your multistix? I live in the > Dallas TX area and went to 4 > different " chain " pharmacies on Sunday but no one > carries these. Do you > have to order them? > > Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted November 3, 2004 Report Share Posted November 3, 2004 I totally forgot to mention this idea, too from our last keto meeting. We don't regularly check Noah's ketones anymore since he was seizure-free, but are back at it again. Anyway, our dietician said she doesn't believe this would do any harm to the stick, so it would be fine to cut them down the middle (someone in our keto group at the hospital does this, too.) So, yes- good idea!! Mom to Noah- age 3, & med-free on keto frumpymumma@...> wrote: In an earlier post Bill mentioned cutting the multistix right down the middle. Don't know if you could read everything very well that way...but it can be done, because I tried it and used it. Shows enough for what I needed. Pretty frugal, but if I had to pay out of pocket for them, and $92 would not be easy on my budget, and I used as many as I use, be sure I would try this! A frugal-friendly idea. ........mum to who only seizured once all October! & Hill rich.sue.hill@...> wrote: A lot of folks on here seem to get the mutistix on script, no can do here in New Zealand though, (living here btw, I don't think I can be much help in accessing them) we have to pay for them ourselves. As has been so well controlled this yr, we haven't used them that often, but I think testing at least once a week is a good idea if possible. ----- Original Message ----- From: allan banks susan, oh i get it now, we use the keto diastix. i think i saw the ones you are talking about in the hospital but didn't know you could buy them. thanks for clearing that up. sometimes i think the keto team should supply us with all this equipment seeing we do all the monitoring! cheers , andrea. --- Oldham burninfences@...> wrote: > where do you get your multistix? I live in the > Dallas TX area and went to 4 > different " chain " pharmacies on Sunday but no one > carries these. Do you > have to order them? > > Thanks! Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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