What is Contour Next EZ Meter Kit?
The Contour Next EZ Meter is a blood glucose monitoring system used by individuals with diabetes to measure their blood sugar levels. This device is designed to provide accurate and convenient blood glucose readings, making it easier for people with diabetes to manage their condition. It is manufactured by Ascensia Diabetes Care.
How to use this?
Here’s how to use the Contour Next EZ Meter:
Prepare Your Materials:
Make sure you have the Contour Next EZ Meter.
You will also need Contour Next test strips and a lancet device with lancets (for pricking your finger).
Wash Your Hands:
Start by washing your hands with soap and warm water. Dry them thoroughly to ensure accurate results.
Insert a Test Strip:
Turn on the meter by inserting a Contour Next test strip into the meter. The meter will turn on automatically when you insert the strip.
Lance Your Finger:
Use the lancet device to prick your fingertip. Follow the instructions provided with your lancet device.
Apply Blood to Test Strip:
Gently touch the blood droplet to the front edge of the test strip. The meter will automatically start counting down from 5 seconds.
Read Your Results:
After the countdown, the meter will display your blood glucose reading. Write down the result if necessary.
Remove and Dispose of the Test Strip:
Carefully remove the used test strip and dispose of it in a safe manner.
Turn Off the Meter:
The meter may automatically turn off after a short period of inactivity, or you can manually turn it off if needed.
Record Your Results:
It’s a good practice to keep a log of your blood glucose readings, including the date and time, to help you and your healthcare provider monitor your diabetes management.
Dispose of Lancet and Lancet Device:
Safely dispose of the lancet and lancet device according to your local regulations.
It’s essential to follow the instructions provided in the user manual that comes with the Contour Next EZ Meter, as there may be slight variations in usage instructions depending on the specific model or version. Additionally, consult with your healthcare provider for guidance on how often to test your blood glucose and what your target range should be, as it can vary depending on your specific diabetes management plan.
