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Hi_Therre - 14 Aug 2005 12:29 GMT
I just saw an infomerical for diabetic products and they mentioned a
meter I never heard of.  It is called QuickTek from
http://www.hypoguard.com/quicktek.html.

It costs $20 from http://www.carepluspartners.com/store/101012.htm
The sticks cost about $19 from
http://www.diabetesnet.com/ishop/product_info.php?cPath=44&products_id=388&PHPSE
SSID=d4aa702435b130d877ff04f601278ce2


It appears Hypoguard makes numerous meters.
Advance meter.  Sticks are about the same as walmart's Relion.
http://www.diabetesnet.com/ishop/product_info.php?cPath=44&products_id=459&PHPSE
SSID=d4aa702435b130d877ff04f601278ce2


Here is some info on Hypoguard meters.  I didn't look for the pricing
of the meters/sticks below.
http://www.hypoguard.com/blood_glucose_monitoring_systems_prof.html

I went to hocks. com to see what it cost and found a chart which
compares meters. http://www.hocks.com/metercompare.htm.

Looks like the damned monopoly Lifescan and Roche have so enjoyed over
the years is about to be broken.  My wallet may finally get a break.
Now if we could break the monopolies on scripts.......
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Shawn Hirn - 14 Aug 2005 15:15 GMT
> I just saw an infomerical for diabetic products and they mentioned a
> meter I never heard of.  It is called QuickTek from
[quoted text clipped - 20 lines]
> the years is about to be broken.  My wallet may finally get a break.
> Now if we could break the monopolies on scripts.......

The Hypoguard products have been around for three years. I wonder why
they're not well known. Even so, the Relion brand at Wal-Mart is
competitive.
pinecone - 15 Aug 2005 10:01 GMT
Due to my co-pay, these are no cheaper than any others for me, and are
more expensive than some.  Lifescan and Precision have special deals
with my insurer so I get strips for less than I'd pay for these.  I
suspect that's the main reason they aren't cleaning up.
 
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