Thanks for the link Dave.

For those interested, here are some links to the source as
well:

Sweden/World
http://www.hemocue.com/
UK
http://www.hemocue.co.uk/
Australia
http://www.medipac.com.au/hemocue/glucose.htm

Unfortunately, I couldn't find any pricing info. It's
probably in there somewhere.

In reading the detail, one thing that may be a concern is
the lancet depth required. I'm not sure how deep my
Soft-clix goes on setting 1, but I'm sure its less than
2.25mm.

Under "accessories" they include their Safety Lancet with
this blurb:

Safety Lancet

In order to ensure precise test results from capillary blood
samples it is vital to have a spontaneous flow of blood.

A spontaneous flow of blood can only be achieved by using
careful sampling technique, an important element of which is
to ensure a sufficiently deep incision. Correct insertion
depth for an accurate haemoglobin result is between 2.0 and
2.4 mm. At 2.25mm the HemoCue Safety Lancet is the correct
length for a spontaneous blood flow. Used properly, the
HemoCue Safety Lancet optimises correct sample volume, with
no risk of needle stick injury.

Cheers, Alan, T2, Australia.
d&e, metformin 2x500mg

Looks interesting.  I keep wishing they'd come out with some kind of
meter that also could show an a1c reading.  And while they're at it -
cholesterol, microalbumin, and a bunch of other things.  Just think of
all the money we'd save in lab tests. :)

Best,
Kurt

Good deal, I would gladly pay extra for a meter that is more accurate(if it
in fact is). I'm not terrible concerned about the sample size since I always
seem to have some blood left over anyway.