Measure your blood glucose yourself, with ease, thanks to Lifescan's One Touch Verio Blood Glucose Meter: get more information automatically at a glance. Please note that the meter complies with French standards, i.e. in mg/dl.
Measure your blood glucose yourself, easily, with the One Touch Verio Blood Glucose Meter from Lifescan: get more information automatically at a glance (no buttons to manipulate or screens to scroll through).
Please note that the meter complies with French standards, i.e. in mg/dl
Lifescan's OneTouch Verio blood glucose meter is an essential tool for monitoring your blood glucose levels with precision and ease. Thanks to its advanced technology, this meter gives you fast, reliable results, helping you to make informed decisions about your health and diabetes management.
Lifescan's OneTouch Verio blood glucose meter is designed with your comfort in mind. Its compact, ergonomic design makes it easy to handle and carry, allowing you to perform blood glucose tests wherever you are, whether at home, at work or on the move.
With its clear display and intuitive controls, Lifescan's OneTouch Verio blood glucose meter is easy to use, even for beginners. It guides you through every step of the testing process, enabling you to perform regular blood glucose tests with confidence and simplicity.
Introducing the One Touch Verio Blood Glucose Meter, the first blood glucose meter to feature a lighted test area, so you can see your results in the dark. This meter, one of the latest innovations in the One Touch range, guarantees regular monitoring of your diabetes.
Thanks to an intelligent system, the One Touch Verio blood glucose meter automatically monitors a person's blood glucose levels. The battery supplied with the device is environmentally friendly, offers 2 weeks' autonomy, and is easily recharged via a wall charger and USB cable.
Lifescan One Touch Verio Blood Glucose Meter features
Results indicator: A color-coded system automatically tells you whether you're above (red), below (blue) or on target (green). OneTouch Verio makes it easy for you to understand your results and gives you greater confidence in managing your glycemic balance, whether it's your physical activity, your diet or your insulin doses.
Enhancing ONE TOUCH VERIO
OneTouch Verio looks for signs of improvement by analyzing previous results, and informs you with automatic messages. When you stay on target, or are back on target after being too high, a message of regularity or success acknowledges your efforts.
OneTouch Verio IQ blood glucose meter for renewed self-testing of blood glucose, including: 1 OneTouch Comfort lancing pen, 10 OneTouch Comfort sterile lancets, 1 carrying case.
Precautions for use
ONE TOUCH VERIO presentation
Kit contents:
-1 OneTouch Verio blood glucose meter (batteries included)
-1 carrying case
-1 user manual
-1 user guide
-1 warranty card
Only a small drop of blood, about 0.4 microliters, is needed to perform a test with Lifescan's OneTouch Verio blood glucose meter.
The OneTouch Verio blood glucose meter is designed specifically for use with OneTouch lancets and test strips, ensuring accurate and reliable results.
You can obtain a OneTouch Verio blood glucose meter by ordering it from your local pharmacy, or by asking your healthcare professional for one during your next visit.
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