FCV12MTR Fora Care V12 Meter

FCV12MTR Fora Care V12 Meter

FCV12MTR Fora Care V12 meter is a blood glucose monitoring system that is no longer being manufactured. It was designed for self-monitoring of blood sugar levels by people with diabetes.

Construction

FCV12MTR Fora Care V12 meter is a handheld device that is employed along with test strips, and a lancet device. These components are prepared using medical-grade plastic.

Key Features and Benefits

FCV12MTR Fora Care V12 meters have the following features as well as benefits:

• No-coding technology simplifies testing for some users
• A large, easy-to-read display makes it easy to see your blood sugar readings
• Memory function can store up to 300 blood sugar readings, which can help track your progress over time
• Automatic shut-off feature after a period of inactivity to conserve battery life
• Two measuring modes allow switching between General mode (ant time of day without regard to time since the last meal) or CTL mode (testing with the control solution) by clicking a button

Applications

FCV12MTR Fora Care V12 meters have the following applications in diabetic management:

• BGL Estimation: FCV12MTR Fora Care V12 meters are employed for checking the blood glucose level of a diabetic patient. A blood sample is collected using a lancet and lancing device. The product is then employed for estimating the blood sugar level which is displayed on the screen.

Packaging

To minimize the exposure time to the environment, the FCV12MTR Fora Care V12 meter is sold packed in a box. The components of the meter should not be taken out of the box before use.

Caution

• Always make sure to use the meter accurately.
• The caregiver should wash their hands thoroughly before taking a blood sample.
• Always check the expiration dates of the test strips before using them.
• To reduce the chances of infection, always disinfect meters after each use.
• Make sure the meter is calibrated properly.

Warnings

• Never store the strips in extreme temperatures or direct sunlight.
• Do not misunderstand the alert messages produced by the meter to ensure its proper functioning.
• Do not use expired test strips.
• Never share a meter among multiple patients as it can lead to infection transfer.
• Never use incompatible test strips with your meter to avoid getting inaccurate results.