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Medical Forum / Diseases and Disorders / Diabetes / January 2006For Sale: OneTouch UltraSmart Blood Glucose Meter with Advanced Tracking - $35 (Seattle but will ship free of charge elsewhere)
One Touch UltraSmartT Blood Glucose Monitoring System Brand New in original retail box and sealed with UPC Kit expires in January 2007 or later Usually retails for $85.99 at CVS, RiteAid, Walgreen's and/or other drugstores. Kit includes: OneTouch Ultra Smart Meter OneTouch Ultra Control Solution OneTouch UltraSoft Blood Sampler OneTouch® UltraClear® Cap OneTouch® UltraSoftT Sterile Lancets Owner's Booklet/ Quick Reference Guide/ Quick Start Guide Warranty registration card (3-year warranty) Two AAA alkaline batteries OneTouch Diabetes Management Software Brochure (If you don't have a fast connection, let me know and I will download the software for you and send with your purchase) The OneTouch® UltraSmart® Meter is ideal for people who make insulin adjustments. It automatically collects and organizes glucose data by time of day, so you can quickly and easily understand what to adjust and when. The OneTouch UltraSmart Meter requires just a speck of blood. That can mean less pain, even when you test on your fingers. It gives you a test result in just 5 seconds so there's no waiting. You can also test on your forearm, which is less painful than finger-testing.** It's easy for you or your health care professional to download your test results. And if you're interested in using your meter to keep track of the kind of information you'd enter in a logbook, SmartButtons® make it really easy. It's a neat tool to help you lower your A1c. The thing I like most about this meter is that test results are entered automatically into 12 charts and graphs including glucose result, date and time, insulin, cabs, exercise, HbAic, out-of-range glucose result, fats/proteins/calories, doctor visits, eye/foot exams, height/weight, and blood pressure/cholesterol which can help you manage your diabetes. Results easily download for you and your health care professional. SmartButtons give you the option to enter more information. For more information and a picture, go to http://www.lifescan.com/products/meters/ultrasmart/ You can also search for a review on this unit and others by going to http://groups.google.com/groups?q=review+OneTouch+UltraSmart+Blood+Glucose+&hl=en Cash or PayPal Keith Gormezano who doesn't work for the company bb822@scn.org http://www.scn.org/~bb822 remember the UltraSmart is available for $10 after manufacturer's mail in rebate with the purchase of 100 test strips we all need test strips.................  SignatureJoin us in the Diabetic-Talk Chatroom on UnderNet /server irc.undernet.org --- /join #Diabetic-Talk More info: http://www.diabetic-talk.org/ http://www.diabetic-talk.org/freeveggies.htm I have no medical qualifications beyond my own experience. Choose your advisers carefully, because experience can be an expensive teacher. One Touch UltraSmartT Blood Glucose Monitoring System Brand New in original retail box and sealed with UPC Kit expires in January 2007 or later Usually retails for $85.99 at CVS, RiteAid, Walgreen's and/or other drugstores. Kit includes: OneTouch Ultra Smart Meter OneTouch Ultra Control Solution OneTouch UltraSoft Blood Sampler OneTouch® UltraClear® Cap OneTouch® UltraSoftT Sterile Lancets Owner's Booklet/ Quick Reference Guide/ Quick Start Guide Warranty registration card (3-year warranty) Two AAA alkaline batteries OneTouch Diabetes Management Software Brochure (If you don't have a fast connection, let me know and I will download the software for you and send with your purchase) The OneTouch® UltraSmart® Meter is ideal for people who make insulin adjustments. It automatically collects and organizes glucose data by time of day, so you can quickly and easily understand what to adjust and when. The OneTouch UltraSmart Meter requires just a speck of blood. That can mean less pain, even when you test on your fingers. It gives you a test result in just 5 seconds so there's no waiting. You can also test on your forearm, which is less painful than finger-testing.** It's easy for you or your health care professional to download your test results. And if you're interested in using your meter to keep track of the kind of information you'd enter in a logbook, SmartButtons® make it really easy. It's a neat tool to help you lower your A1c. The thing I like most about this meter is that test results are entered automatically into 12 charts and graphs including glucose result, date and time, insulin, cabs, exercise, HbAic, out-of-range glucose result, fats/proteins/calories, doctor visits, eye/foot exams, height/weight, and blood pressure/cholesterol which can help you manage your diabetes. Results easily download for you and your health care professional. SmartButtons give you the option to enter more information. For more information and a picture, go to http://www.lifescan.com/products/meters/ultrasmart/ You can also search for a review on this unit and others by going to http://groups.google.com/groups?q=review+OneTouch+UltraSmart+Blood+Glucose+&hl=en Cash or PayPal Keith Gormezano who doesn't work for the company bb822@scn.org http://www.scn.org/~bb822 >remember the UltraSmart is available for $10 after >manufacturer's mail in rebate with the purchase of >100 test strips > >we all need test strips................. The CVS flyer in Sunday's paper is hawking a OneTouch Ultra free after rebate, and an UltraSmart for $10 after rebate. No strips purchase required, but how ya gonna use the things without 'em... +++++++++++++ Reply to the list as I do not publish an email address to USENET. This practice has cut my spam by more than 95%. Of course, I did have to abandon a perfectly good email account... >>remember the UltraSmart is available for $10 after >>manufacturer's mail in rebate with the purchase of [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] >rebate, and an UltraSmart for $10 after rebate. No strips purchase >required, but how ya gonna use the things without 'em... We don't have a CVS locally. How do their prices compare to Walmart? My local mom and pop pharmacy beats the socks off walmart prices. Walmart sells novolog for $82, and the local pharmacy sells it for $66. Canadian drugs sells novolog for $37. _____________________________________________ http://www.healthdiabeticsoftware.com/ Free >We don't have a CVS locally. How do their prices compare to Walmart? >My local mom and pop pharmacy beats the socks off walmart prices. >Walmart sells novolog for $82, and the local pharmacy sells it for >$66. Canadian drugs sells novolog for $37. Maybe you have Eckerd's? That's what CVS was around here until maybe 18mo ago. CVS prices are pretty comparable to Wally's, based on the few trips I've made into Wally during the past five years. CVS routinely offers 2f1 pricing on their house-branded supplements, which is generally the only OTC stuff I buy there. I can't speak to their retail pricing on insulin, as I'm not yet using. I have an appointment with the NP at my endo's office for "insulin education", but not until the end of February (sooner if somebody cancels and my name makes it to the top of the waiting list). My diabetic meds and supplies don't fall under my pharmacy insurance, either; my regular medical insurance covers them and my copay is a flat $7 for a months' haul of everything I need - lancets, strips, metformin. If I could just convince them that the Toprol and Crestor are part and parcel of my diabetes treatment... +++++++++++++ Reply to the list as I do not publish an email address to USENET. This practice has cut my spam by more than 95%. Of course, I did have to abandon a perfectly good email account... Okay, here's the deal for Tiger Lily and anyone else on this group. Give me a copy of the rebate form showing that an OneTouch UltraSmart Blood Glucose Meter or Monitoring System is available for $10 after manufacturer's mail in rebate with the purchase of 100 test strips and I will sell it to you for that price. Shipping is at your own expense. Offer expires on Saturday at 5 PM. >Okay, here's the deal for Tiger Lily and anyone else on this group. >Give me a copy of the rebate form showing that an OneTouch UltraSmart >Blood Glucose Meter or Monitoring System is available for $10 after >manufacturer's mail in rebate with the purchase of >100 test strips and I will sell it to you for that price. Shipping is >at your own expense. Offer expires on Saturday at 5 PM. Why bother when one could pop into their local store and get it without shipping cost. http://cvs.shoplocal.com/cvs/default.aspx?action=browsepagesingle&storeid=241710 1&rapid=223642&pagenumber=11 Most here just give unneeded meters away. Some doctors give them to patients. You came to the wrong place to sell a meter. Why not donate it to someone who can't afford the $10. RB One Touch UltraSmartT Blood Glucose Monitoring System Brand New in original retail box and sealed with UPC Kit expires in January 2007 or later Usually retails for $85.99 at CVS, RiteAid, Walgreen's and/or other drugstores. --------------- Or free from your doctor/CDE. Or much cheaper than $35 on eBay if you must pay for one. After losing mine in November I tried to scam a freebie from Lifescan but had no luck. I got one for $16 (including shipping) on eBay. When I told my CDE in December that my reports were missing some data because of the lost meter, she told me to ask her for one next time. Usually I like to get them directly from the manufacturer, since they make a fortune on the strips. -- Liz >One Touch UltraSmartT Blood Glucose Monitoring System >Brand New in original retail box and sealed with UPC [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] >bb822@scn.org >http://www.scn.org/~bb822 BG meters cost almost nothing on ebay. Too bad the damn sticks are so expensive. _____________________________________________ http://www.healthdiabeticsoftware.com/ Free I recently talked to my insurance company--Blue Cross in California--and they told me to call AccuChek or One Touch, say I had Blue Cross and they will send me a free meter. For One Touch that was the Ultra or UltraSmart. Before spending money for a meter, I strongly recommend talking to your doctor, diabetes edcuator and/or insurance company so that you don't have to pay for the meter. They will get you for the strips no matter what! |
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