I started out with Precision Xtra for glucose and ketone measurements, then I switched to Keto-mojo due to cost of strips. The keto-mojo glucose is consistently about 20 units below the Precision. Also would it make sense for glucose to be around 100 and ketones be around 0.6 to 2.6?
I’m thinking I should just use relative readings to check my status, and be happy if I’m registering ketones at all?
Thanks, and if this is addressed elsewhere, please direct
Accuracy of glucose and ketone monitors
sequoiashelley
(Shelley)
#1
AnnieBobAnnie
(ANNE )
#2
I guess the question that needs to be answered is what would a type 1 insulin dependant diabetic use and trust with their life.
The accuracy of blood sugars, and ketones is of paramount importance for them.
I am using NeoFreestyle, but the ketones strips are expensive. So I use them sparingly, like when I try out a new fasting regime, or I think I have overstepped a protein or carb limit.
The monitors are helping me become educated about my body’s response to certain foods.