GlucoRx Nexus Blood Glucose Monitoring System Starter Kit TD-4277

The GlucoRx Nexus Blood Glucose Meter is a quality and affordable product that facilitates simple management of diabetes with key features such as no coding,
0.5µL blood volume for a reaction in 5 seconds, before/after (AC/PC) presetable, painless AST, ketone warning, strip ejection facility, large non-deletable memory,
day averages function, alarm reminders, discreet testing and PC software link for those seeking stress-free, fast, precise and reliable measurements.

The device is particularly suitable for individuals with dexterity issues.
The GlucoRx Nexus Test Strips utilise advanced GDH-FAD enzyme technology which avoids interference from blood oxygen variations for more accurate blood glucose measurement, and has no reactivity to maltose in dialysis.
GlucoRx Nexus meter uses only GlucoRx Nexus Test Strips and GlucoRx Lancets

Features:
Conforms to Accuracy requirements of ISO 15197:2015
Advanced GDH-FAD Enzyme technology
Large backlit screen
No coding
0.5µL blood volume for result in 5 seconds
AC/PC meal markers
Ketone warning
Alternative Site Testing
Four alarms and Discreet testing
Stores 1000 non-deletable readings (fulfils DVLA memory requirements) with Day averages
Strip ejection
PC link for Software download and Diasend compatible.

Starter Kit Includes:
Blood glucose meter with 2 x AAA batteries
10 x test strips (GlucoRx test strips)
Control Solution
Lancing device with AST cap
10 x sterile lancets (GlucoRx lancets)
Instruction manual & quick guides
Daily log book
Warranty card
Carry case

FAQs
Can I connect Nexus to a smartphone?
This meter cannot be connected to a smartphone, but readings can be downloaded to GlucoRx’s software on a Windows PC using a compatible USB cable.

What do AC, PC & Gen mean?
AC and PC meal markers enable tagging of your blood glucose results before and after meals, respectively. You can always just keep the meter in ‘Gen’ (general) mode.

What is a control solution test?
A control solution test tests if your meter is functioning correctly. By using a liquid in place of blood which contains a known amount of glucose, you can determine if your meter is working correctly with your test strips.