about acuecheck and voicemate.

[Guest guest]

Hi all:

I was wondering if anyone can tell me about the acue check and the voice mate?

It sounds like it might be a while before the

prodigy is aproved in Canada, and I can get the voicemate along with the strips

and the acue check meter here in Canada now. I am

not willing to go back to getting a sighted person to do my blood sugars all of

the time now after being independant by using the

one touch profile for so long. I can still get the strips for the one touch

until the eighth or until the drugstore runs out which

is good. I would like to know about how easy the acue check is to use and

things like, can you keep record of your averages, your

insulin and all that? What is the price of the voicemate? Anything you can

tell me would be great! Is it easy to get the blood on

to the correct place on the strip?

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

The Voicemate is no longer being manufactured. I imagine they will still

support the Voicemate, but I don't know for how long. This unit is actually

made up of 2 components: The Voice component which is pretty large, and an

Accucheck Advantage meter, which is compact. This particular meter is however

not the standard Accuchek Advantage for some reason. It is inserted or plugged

into the top of the Voice part.

It uses Comfort Strip strips, and they are actually pretty accurate, and pretty

easy to use. They require more blood than the newest generation of meters,

including the Prodigy Voice, which we talk so much about. These strips are more

expensive than the prodigy strips, and you need to change the code key with each

new bottle of strips.

All of the meter's settings are accessible, since this unit was made especially

for the blind and vi. You can play a history of readings, which is good, and I

think you might be able to find some software for the meter, but that's not a

sure thing. My doctor's office used to be able to download the readings from

the Acchuck Advantage meter.

Dave

God doesn't hate sinners, just sin!

about acuecheck and voicemate.

Hi all:

I was wondering if anyone can tell me about the acue check and the voice mate?

It sounds like it might be a while before the

prodigy is aproved in Canada, and I can get the voicemate along with the

strips and the acue check meter here in Canada now. I am

not willing to go back to getting a sighted person to do my blood sugars all

of the time now after being independant by using the

one touch profile for so long. I can still get the strips for the one touch

until the eighth or until the drugstore runs out which

is good. I would like to know about how easy the acue check is to use and

things like, can you keep record of your averages, your

insulin and all that? What is the price of the voicemate? Anything you can

tell me would be great! Is it easy to get the blood on

to the correct place on the strip?

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

The Voicemate is no longer being manufactured. I imagine they will still

support the Voicemate, but I don't know for how long. This unit is actually

made up of 2 components: The Voice component which is pretty large, and an

Accucheck Advantage meter, which is compact. This particular meter is however

not the standard Accuchek Advantage for some reason. It is inserted or plugged

into the top of the Voice part.

It uses Comfort Strip strips, and they are actually pretty accurate, and pretty

easy to use. They require more blood than the newest generation of meters,

including the Prodigy Voice, which we talk so much about. These strips are more

expensive than the prodigy strips, and you need to change the code key with each

new bottle of strips.

All of the meter's settings are accessible, since this unit was made especially

for the blind and vi. You can play a history of readings, which is good, and I

think you might be able to find some software for the meter, but that's not a

sure thing. My doctor's office used to be able to download the readings from

the Acchuck Advantage meter.

Dave

God doesn't hate sinners, just sin!

about acuecheck and voicemate.

Hi all:

I was wondering if anyone can tell me about the acue check and the voice mate?

It sounds like it might be a while before the

prodigy is aproved in Canada, and I can get the voicemate along with the

strips and the acue check meter here in Canada now. I am

not willing to go back to getting a sighted person to do my blood sugars all

of the time now after being independant by using the

one touch profile for so long. I can still get the strips for the one touch

until the eighth or until the drugstore runs out which

is good. I would like to know about how easy the acue check is to use and

things like, can you keep record of your averages, your

insulin and all that? What is the price of the voicemate? Anything you can

tell me would be great! Is it easy to get the blood on

to the correct place on the strip?

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.

[Guest guest]

I have used the acucheck voice mate for 3 years and still some as I am switching

to the prodigy. They are still sending replacements, or have with me quite

recently, when the meter was having a lot of different errors. But they will

talk with you and help you straighten out problems. My voicemate does take a

long time sometimes, as it needs a lot of blood, and if I don't have it it just

sits there. Sometimes I don't get a reading at all, but that might be just me.

I still think it has a lot of merit. It ismuch larger than the prodigy, but not

so large you can't take it with you somewhere, not in a purse or pocket. I

don't know about software, but have never really been looking for that. ,

or anyone, you can ask any questions you have about the metere, I may or not

know. I'll add that I am very pleased with the prodigy.

Vicki

A prudent man gives thought to his steps.

Proverbs 14:15

about acuecheck and voicemate.

Hi all:

I was wondering if anyone can tell me about the acue check and the voice mate?

It sounds like it might be a while before the

prodigy is aproved in Canada, and I can get the voicemate along with the

strips and the acue check meter here in Canada now. I am

not willing to go back to getting a sighted person to do my blood sugars all

of the time now after being independant by using the

one touch profile for so long. I can still get the strips for the one touch

until the eighth or until the drugstore runs out which

is good. I would like to know about how easy the acue check is to use and

things like, can you keep record of your averages, your

insulin and all that? What is the price of the voicemate? Anything you can

tell me would be great! Is it easy to get the blood on

to the correct place on the strip?

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.

[Guest guest]

Hi Dave:

Thanks a lot. Oh this is so frustrating. Maybe they still have one in stalk or

something. My farmasist gave me the toll free

number to call so I will do that tomorrow. Since I would have to get the

prodigy strips either on line or order somehow from the

States, my social services would not cover it. It would put a huge strain on an

already tight budget. I'll just have to see I

guess. Grow'w'w'w'w'w'w'w'w'w'w'w'w'w'w'wowllllll!

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.

about acuecheck and voicemate.

Hi all:

I was wondering if anyone can tell me about the acue check and the voice mate?

It sounds like it might be a while before the

prodigy is aproved in Canada, and I can get the voicemate along with the

strips and the acue check meter here in Canada now. I am

not willing to go back to getting a sighted person to do my blood sugars all

of the time now after being independant by using the

one touch profile for so long. I can still get the strips for the one touch

until the eighth or until the drugstore runs out which

is good. I would like to know about how easy the acue check is to use and

things like, can you keep record of your averages, your

insulin and all that? What is the price of the voicemate? Anything you can

tell me would be great! Is it easy to get the blood on

to the correct place on the strip?

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.

[Guest guest]

Hello ,

As you have seen from 's posts, apparently, there is a newer Voicemate

that your Canadian government has evidently approved. From 's

description, it sounds like it should do the job.

Dave

God doesn't hate sinners, just sin!

about acuecheck and voicemate.

Hi all:

I was wondering if anyone can tell me about the acue check and the voice mate?

It sounds like it might be a while before the

prodigy is aproved in Canada, and I can get the voicemate along with the

strips and the acue check meter here in Canada now. I am

not willing to go back to getting a sighted person to do my blood sugars all

of the time now after being independant by using the

one touch profile for so long. I can still get the strips for the one touch

until the eighth or until the drugstore runs out which

is good. I would like to know about how easy the acue check is to use and

things like, can you keep record of your averages, your

insulin and all that? What is the price of the voicemate? Anything you can

tell me would be great! Is it easy to get the blood on

to the correct place on the strip?

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.

[Guest guest]

Hi Dave:

Yes I am definitely going to give them a call this morning and find out all the

ins and outs of getting one. Thanks Dave.

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.

about acuecheck and voicemate.

Hi all:

I was wondering if anyone can tell me about the acue check and the voice mate?

It sounds like it might be a while before the

prodigy is aproved in Canada, and I can get the voicemate along with the

strips and the acue check meter here in Canada now. I am

not willing to go back to getting a sighted person to do my blood sugars all

of the time now after being independant by using the

one touch profile for so long. I can still get the strips for the one touch

until the eighth or until the drugstore runs out which

is good. I would like to know about how easy the acue check is to use and

things like, can you keep record of your averages, your

insulin and all that? What is the price of the voicemate? Anything you can

tell me would be great! Is it easy to get the blood on

to the correct place on the strip?

To keep spiritually fit, consult the Great Physician.

Love and hugs, and the furry ones.