Accu-Chek Active | 50 Test Strips | With Softlix 25 Lancets| Pack Of 2

Accu-Chek Active test strips are used with an Accu-Chek Active blood glucose meter to check blood glucose readings. A small capillary blood sample is applied to the strip, and the meter displays a result within seconds. This pack also includes Softclix lancets for collecting a finger-prick blood sample.

• Read the instruction manual before use.
• Remove one test strip and insert it into a compatible Accu-Chek Active meter.
• Prick your finger with a lancet to obtain a blood drop.
• Touch the blood drop to the green field on the test strip.
• Read the blood glucose result shown on the meter.

• Uses a small capillary blood sample.
• Wide capillary channel for applying the blood sample.
• Built-in strip check to check whether enough blood has been applied.
• Blood spreads across the strip and is absorbed for testing.
• Displays results within seconds.
• A clear protective barrier runs along the strip to help protect the strip and its chemistry.
• Meets ISO 15197:2013 standards for accuracy.

• Store the strips in their original container at 8 to 32 °C, away from direct sunlight and heat sources.
• Keep the container tightly closed after removing a strip.
• Use each strip only once and do not reuse it.
• Dispose of used strips properly to help avoid contamination.
• Keep out of reach of children.
• Use alternative-site testing on the forearm or palm only when approved by a doctor.

These test strips are designed for Accu-Chek Active meters, including all generations of the Active meter. They are not compatible with other Accu-Chek models or other brands.

• For regular blood glucose checks with a compatible Accu-Chek Active meter.
• At-home testing by adults, seniors, or caregivers.
• Checking readings before or after meals when monitoring how food may affect blood glucose readings.
• Testing while travelling or away from home.
• Blood glucose checks in clinical settings.

Accu-Chek Active strips are a product of Roche Diabetes Care.

• Regular checks may help users track blood glucose patterns over time.
• Routine readings may help support discussions with a doctor about food, lifestyle, or care plans.
• Results recorded in a diary or meter memory may help with longer-term review during doctor visits.
• A small blood sample may help make finger-prick testing more comfortable.