We can consider it to be normal and in glucometer we check capillary blood and in laboratory we check venous blood and hence there is variation in reading of 10-20 points.
If there are 2-3 patients in home or if someone is on Insulin then only buy glucometer but if your sugar is under control then checking it in lab once a 2mths is good for you instead of frequently n unnecessarily checking on glucometer. Regards.
No, different digital machines has their own different error value. Check on your machine?s box, it must be written over there. Usually it is around +~3 mmhg.
The majority of which are for use on the upper arm, although they also offer a small range of wrist-mounted monitors. Omron kindly sent us their BP786 monitor for review, which is the latest device in their popular "10 series.
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