How to Use the Assure Pro Blood Glucose Meter

The Assure Pro Blood Glucose Monitoring System is excellent for home or facility use as it features a large display and an easy-grip for secure hold. With results in as few as ten seconds, the Assure Pro is both fast and accurate.

 

How to Code the Assure Pro Glucose Monitor

1. With each new bottle of test strips, remove the code chip.
2. Make sure the meter is off, and insert the code chip in the port on the side of the meter.
3. Insert a test strip into the test strip port.
4. Verify all symbols appear on screen and that the code number matches that on the bottle.

 

How to perform a blood glucose test with the Assure Pro meter

1. Insert a test strip into the meter
2. Verify all symbols appear and that the code number matches the bottle.
3. If the strip and flashing blood drop appear, lance fingertip.
4. Touch the exposed end of the strip to the blood droplet.
5. The meter will count down once blood is detected.
6. After 10 seconds the result will appear.
7. Invert meter and press the test strip release button.
8. Meter will shut off when strip is removed.

 

How to perform a control solution test with the Assure Pro

1. Insert a test strip into the meter and verify the code number matches the bottle.
2. Press the forward or back button to enter control solution mode.
3. A control solution bottle indicator should be shown.
4. Mix the control solution and discard the first drop.
5. Place the second drop of control solution on the clean bottle cap.
6. Bring the test strip in the meter to the solution.
7. Check the result against the acceptable ranges on the test strip bottle.
8. Do not use the system of the results are out of range.
9. Repeat with new strip and second control solution.

 

Understanding the Assure Pro Glucose Monitor Messages

1. ""PCS"" or a Bell-shaped icon signals the need for a control solution test.
2. ""LO"" Displays if the result is below 20 mg/dL
3. ""HI"" Displays if the result is over 600 mg/dL
4. ""E00"" Displays if the battery has been replaced, reset date and time
5. ""E01"" Displays if a used strip is inserted or the meter is having trouble with the one that has been inserted.
6. ""E13"" Displays if not enough blood was added to the test strip.