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โก Test fast, live smartโstay ahead with Freestyle Precision Neo!
Freestyle Precision Neo Blood Glucose Test Strips offer a prescription-free, no-coding solution for fast and accurate blood glucose monitoring. With a minimal blood sample requirement and individually wrapped strips, they provide hygienic, convenient testing on the go, compatible exclusively with Freestyle Precision Neo meters or Freestyle Libre Readers.


| ASIN | B015PXUZ0Q |
| Additional Features | Testing |
| Best Sellers Rank | #11,389 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #16 in Diabetic Blood Test Strips #1,108 in Sales & Deals |
| Brand | FreeStyle |
| Brand Name | FreeStyle |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 1,936 Reviews |
| Diagnostic Test Sample Type | Blood |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00093815715795 |
| Item Weight | 1.12 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Abbott Nutrition (Baby) |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 4337142080 |
| Model Number | 4337142080 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Special Feature | Testing |
| Specific Uses For Product | Blood Glucose Test |
| UPC | 093815715795 |
| Unit Count | 50 Count |
L**E
Great product
Great product works perfect w my husbands monitor
A**R
Cost for strips
Ordered several times, less expensive than the other test strips. I check my blood three/four times daily.
J**Z
Perfect!
Super pleased with the product. I only have praises for it.
A**E
Original Product
Good delivery speed.
K**N
Great price for amount of strips
Product was delayed 4 days or original time if delivery.
L**S
Thanks.
Package arrived intact. Exactly what was ordered.
M**N
Quality product
Works as planned
R**L
Blood Glucose values compare predictably with the Libre sensor
I'm near the end of a 50 trial comparison of these strips with the Medtronic/Bayer Contour Next meter/strips. The latter are ALWAYS higher than the Neo strips, on the average of 30 mg/dL difference, but these strips are within the value of the sensor usually <10 mg/dL. Abbott customer support said the accuracy of the sensor could only be compared when using the Neo strips. So, that's what I did, and the results have been reassuringly consistent. My experience tells me only that my Medtronic/Bayer glucometer, this particular one, is inaccurate. I think the Contour strips are OK, but over HUNDREDS of fingersticks, the Medtronic/Bayer blood glucose values have been suspicious, and I have to "adjust" my insulin dose. That gave me a lot of true low values for BG. The excellent comparison of the strips with the sensor has led me to rely on the sensor (interstitial cell glucose, not blood glucose) for dosing Novolog. The sensors have been favorably reviewed on websites where there's a lot of comments from (Type I and Type II) users in Europe, where the sensors have been in use for a couple years. Like everybody says, I'm betting my life on the sensors, I'll find out with my next A1c. My A1c values have been around 6.4 for nearly 3 years. 69 years old, 285 pounds.
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