RE: a question about supplies

[Guest guest]

I have not been having any trouble getting Prodigy strips. If they call

again give them the 800 number for Prodigy, which you can get on their

website.

Prodigymeter.com

Tell tem to quit harassing you or you will change suppliers. There are

several different suppliers out there.

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From: blind-diabetics

[mailto:blind-diabetics ] On Behalf Of Arlene

Sent: Thursday, October 06, 2011 1:23 PM

To: blind-diabetics

Subject: a question about suplies

I just received a telephone call from the company that supplies my test

strips, lancets, and insulin. By the way, they have been sending my supplies

for several months. Now they are calling me to ask me where they are getting

the Prodigy test strips, because they haven't sold them since 2004. They are

wanting to send me a meter that is not totally accessible for a totally

blind diabetic. I have tried to explain this to them for awhile. It is like

talking to a brick wall. I keep insisting that my Prodigy Voice meter is

working just fine. They just don't get it. I asked them to please not send

the meter and strips. I explained that I have allot of the strips for the

Prodigy meter right now. I forgot the name of the meter that they want or

are sending me. I do know that it is not accessible for me to utilize all of

the functions like the Prodigy Voice. How in the world do you make these

people understand that the meter I have now is working well, no problems,

and if it ain't broke, don't fix it! They just keep saying I need to upgrade

my meter.

I was just wondering if anyone else is having the same problem that I am

having with their supplier.

Arlene

[Guest guest]

I have only had two shipments from my place,CCS Medical and am supposed to

get a shipment around the 24th of October. I sure hope there is no trouble.

I will look up the reference number that Prodigy customer service gave me

because they said the bottle should have that reference number on it.

Lora

a question about suplies

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> I just received a telephone call from the company that supplies my test

> strips, lancets, and insulin. By the way, they have been sending my

> supplies

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> for several months. Now they are calling me to ask me where they are

> getting

>

> the Prodigy test strips, because they haven't sold them since 2004. They

> are

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> wanting to send me a meter that is not totally accessible for a totally

> blind diabetic. I have tried to explain this to them for awhile. It is

> like

> talking to a brick wall. I keep insisting that my Prodigy Voice meter is

> working just fine. They just don't get it. I asked them to please not send

> the meter and strips. I explained that I have allot of the strips for the

> Prodigy meter right now. I forgot the name of the meter that they want or

> are sending me. I do know that it is not accessible for me to utilize all

> of

>

> the functions like the Prodigy Voice. How in the world do you make these

> people understand that the meter I have now is working well, no problems,

> and if it ain't broke, don't fix it! They just keep saying I need to

> upgrade

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> my meter.

> I was just wondering if anyone else is having the same problem that I am

> having with their supplier.

> Arlene

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