One Touch Verio Pro

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A new meter, I don't know if it contributes any important novelty, does anyone know it ?????

Does it look good. It is marketed in Spain?

Yes but they have told me in lifescan that they only give them through the endocrine because because of their characteristics it is not worth all diabetics: shock: ....

I have not seen it live, but with the naked eye and for what I read, it looks like a version of the One Touch Vita: Link ... Cucerdr0gq
The Vita is or was, intended for type 2 ...

What I don't just understand is this:
It is the only meter with a patented tool for high or low glyce trend detection that automatically informs users of low trends in blood glucose results so that they can consider adjusting their insulin therapy.

I imagine that it refers to the fact that if several rated results are repeated as hypers or hypers, the pot launches a warning message to modify the dose in that time slot ... I do not think it is like the continuous meter, which warns you if the tendency ofThat moment is upward or down ...

If so Owash, I would not have much merit, (I think) since for that we have the notebooks where we write down the glycemia and we see the results we write down in all the time slots, or in Excel and thus see the trends to the climbs or descentsWe have ... I don't know how the mechanism will do that, it would have to be contacted to give more information about this product, since perhaps many people who cannot pay a glucose monitor, which may be similar canhelp, right?
On the website is not yet, and it is not known what kind of strips use, right?You will have to go see it ...

Hello,

In the Malaga Diabetes Congress I had the opportunity to have that meter in my hand, it is as Owash says.Well, it's another little step.

Let's see when a glucometer comes out that sends the data on the mobile, where there is a diabetes manager that replaces the librettite, calculate the doses, look for patterns, etc.
I think that among all and sovereign everything at the level of associations could finance the development of something like that.With today's technology it is very easy.

All the best

Jolin, because my joy in a well .... :(

I think that by the US they already marketed a mobile with glucometer: Link ... Sa-de.html

For the iPhone there are already some applications: even in Spanish!
There is also something for the Android:

Gema, tell us something from Congress.
I would also have liked to go, like Gondrullo, in addition to the possibility of seeing new technologies and novelties, in conferences new points of view are always learned.

HELLO.
I am new in the forum and with type II diabetes detected in November 2010. I was interested in this device because it seems very precise and it is just what I am looking for, precision, since a few days ago I did an analysis and gave me 150,While my freestyle lite marked me half an hour before 138 ... and in my opinion it seems a lot of difference.I also have the One Touch Ultrasmart and the values ​​do not match both.Which one do you consider of the two that is more precise?

Do you know if it will be available is Spain? .. I have seen that it can be asked on a German website, but I ask it there, surely everything comes in German and that is a pain.

Greetings.

It is already available in Spain but you have to ask the endocrine because LifeScan only propporates it to doctors who treat diabetic patients.

hello.
I am new in the forum and with type II diabetes detected in November 2010. I was interested in this device because it seems very precise and it is just what I am looking for, precision, since a few days ago I did an analysis and gave me 150,While my freestyle lite marked me half an hour before 138 ... and in my opinion it seems a lot of difference.I also have the One Touch Ultrasmart and the values ​​do not match both.Which one do you consider of the two that is more precise?

Do you know if it will be available is Spain? .. I have seen that it can be asked on a German website, but I ask it there, surely everything comes in German and that is a pain.

Greetings.

Welcome to the forum

Most glucometers measure similarly.You will never find 2 equal measurements, or with the same drop of blood or with the same glucometer.
A difference of 138 vs. 150 is normal among all glucometers.

Except that in your medical treatment includes icodextrin, no matter the meter you use ... Everyone complies with legality and against more precise you want them to be less reliability they will give you.That is, you have to relativize the blood glucose that marks the glucometer (whatever), around a data range ... If you get 120, it is likely that in blood you have a value between 105 and 135.
Look at this post that we commented days ago: Diabetes/Glucometers-ISO-15197-T7475.html

Hello everyone:

From what I have been able to find out so far, this new glucometer is facilitating it through specialists (but not in all CC.AA, in Castilla-La Mancha where I live, for example, they have not approved it and for theso much do not facilitate it).It is especially indicated for those perosnians who fail to fully control their glycemia, and that is why it is the endocrine who will determine the suitability or not of this device for which patients.

I do not know many more glucometers, we are at the moment we are using Abbott's Opium Xceed that is what they gave us in the hospital when our little one with a year and a half debuted.They gave us this because they said it was the only one that allowed us to measure glucose and acetone with the same device.

I have contacted Lifescan customer service (900 100 228) that are the ones that in theory market the Onetouch Verio Pro in Spain to give me more information and they have told me that they have no information, nothing aboutinformation.In fact they have referred me to the central (900 200 206) to see if they can give me some more information.

In principle and from what I have been able to read, it seems that the great novelty of this product is the high level of accuracy that reaches measurements, and the internal algorithm that has been incorporated and that allows us to notify possible hypos or hypers based on measurements based on measurementsabove.If this is true, to me, in principle it is already worth it, because the truth is that with our little girl we do not win for scares, it is repeated above 250, as it has decreases that stays in 30. If this new meterIt can help me better control your glycemia and anticipate or detect a possible low sugar, with that it is already enough.

The work is that in Castilla-La Mancha at the moment you cannot facilitate it, so I think I will have to wait to see if at any time they approve it and I can talk to the endocrine.

I don't know if I will have contributed something new to this conversation, I hope so.

AFSHAW I think you are attributing too much prominence to the glucometer One Touch Verio Pro, it remains a device that only serves to make specific measurements (just like the rest of glucometers) the only remarkable difference could be that "capacity" capacityTo mark trends "but being how it is an apparatus that only makes specific measurements its" ability to mark trends "is very limited, possibly all it does is ask the user to mark what type of measurement is before measuring (something of theType: Pre-deasayuno, post-deseayuno, pre-comida, post-comida, pre-cena, post-cena) measured, reports the value (which for something is a glucometer) and I suppose that it will compare that measurement with the measurementsof the same type that has stored (example: if it is a pre-deseayuno, it will compare it with the pre-deseasyons that have stored, giving more importance to the closest pre-deseasy or similar) being able to give some notice of high or low trend (whatThat it is done with that high or low trend notice is already the user's thing, this glucometer will not calculate insulin doses).

If you do not do it in this way (previously marking the user the type of measurement that is: pre-deseayuno, post-deseayuno, pre-compared, post-compid, pre-cena, post-cena) will do so for time slots as alreadyother people have commented on the thread like Owash.It is practically impossible for a device that makes specific measurements (like the rest of glucometers) can mark trends in another way.

Is this information that releases this glucometer?From the point of view it is information, yes, it can be useful, it is better than anything, but ... This information that releases this glucometer will make the diabetes of a child (or who) will be morestable?No, one thing is the type of diabetes that you have (stable or unstable) and a very differentunstable to stable by itself.

There are groups of people (children, adolescents, pregnant women) where there are diabetes are usually difficult to control and that will not change any insulin or any glucometer (and less being a glucometer that makes specific measurements like the rest).

From my point of view the trends that the One Touch Verio Pro can mark are "toy" if they are the type we have commented on the thread, if what you are looking for are trends of truth I think you should look for a continuous glucose meter.

In the following video you see what the glucometer One Touch Verio Pro de Lifescan does:

Link

It is a video where the language used is French (the person speaking, the video subtitles and the glucometer menu) but it is clear that the one Touch Verio Pro glucometer does.

• - When inserting the reactive strip the glucometer automatically turns on.
  - On screen appears a drawing of the reactive strip and the message "Appliquez Sang" ("Apply blood").
  - In the 5 seconds of applying the drop of blood it shows the result of the measurement.
  - If nothing else is done the device ends up turning out when spending a time of inactivity.

  (So ​​far no novelty, that is the usual behavior of most glucometers)

- Under the measurement result two options appear:

• - "AJouter Info.?"--- ("Add info.?")
  -"Menu" ------------ ("menu")

Without having seen it, or having other information ... It seems to me that it is the vita changed its name, all the features you name is the Vita

HELLO.

I have achieved this meter and I put the manual of the same in PDF format ..... You can download it here: Link .
The click device that puts in the manual is not the one that really brings, the one that comes is this: Link , which is the same as BD (in fact it is the one who manufactures it, only that puts their mark): Link .As for the lancetas you use are these: Link , which, as is the case of the puncture, manufactures them for them BD: Link .
By the way I must say that the click system is the one that causes the least pain, it hardly nots, although the truth is that I have only tried 4 and unfortunately the Pelikan Sun is no longer on the scoreboard, which I think was the bestBy far, although the device was very expensive.

If you need any data you ask me and try to give it.

Greetings.

hello.I had a meeting with Lifescan several weeks ago and we were presented with the portfolio of products, because they are interested in entering the Osakidetza contest again, since in the Basque Country, they have been left out for many years.And the Verio is another device, with the proviso that it presents the novelty that "interprets" the readings to give an estimated trend of where blood glucose is going.

To do that, he uses an integrated soft in his memory that with algorithms that have been programmed and logically based on the user's profile and his previous readings, he makes an estimated prediction of whether that punctual glycemia we do can go on the rise or to thelow.To do this, they explained that when you read a measurement, create a time back window and compare that value with similar to that same time and under similar conditions.And with that he estimates what can happen after that value;If it goes up or down.Everything looked good in the presentation, but it seems very difficult for me to foresee the trend based on a single result.But the evidence they did of pretest and that showed us gave a quite good accuracy.

Thank you very much for your comments, TNT, Owash Seshom, Gondullo ...

The truth is that I have been with this for a short time, and perhaps sometimes I got carried away by emotion and hope, but from time to time a reality bath is very good ...

You are right, in fact I have spoken with other people who have much more experience than me, and they have told me the same as you, which is perhaps a slightly more ecrate than others, but that does not provide many more advantages andNot even accuracy is such a remarkable advantage, because the important thing is trends.

Indeed the Onetouch Verio Pro, it will not make anyone's glycemia more stable or less stable, so ...

I am here, especially to learn, which is what touches me right now, and by the way I can contribute something ...

I said, thank you all for your comments

Seghom Thanks for the manual, I only looked for it to see if this glucometer had more functions of those commented.The answer to that doubt is that it has no more functions than those commented, only a small correction to what I commented in my previous post, is capable of calculating socks of the last 90 days (bone that is capable of calculating socks of the last 7, 14, 30 and 90 days).

It would be good to know because there is no information about the One Touch Verio Pro on the official websites of Lifescan ... if someone is interested in this glucometer and does not find it may be interested in the One Touch Vita that is basically the same and has the same functions.

Grondullo I (with the manual in hand) the only thing I see regarding that function of "marking trends" is that all the information that this glucometer gives is afterpredictions towards the future).

Rapid summary of what you can do:

• - TRENDS:

  - Measurement day 1 & lt; day 2 & lt;Current measurement (day 4) --- & GT;"High trend" notice.
  - Measurement day 1 & gt; day 2 & gt;Current measurement (day 4) --- & GT;"low trend" notice.

• -Current measurement & lt; low limit (value that is established manually in the configuration, in the manual they set an example 70 mg/dl) --- & GT;Low value warning.
  -Current measurement & GT; high limit (value that is established manually in the configuration, in the manual they set an example 150 mg/dl) --- & GT;High value notice.

• -Current measurement & lt; 20 mg/dl --- & GT;extremely low value warning.
  -Current measurement & GT; 600 mg/dl --- & GT;extremely high value notice.

Regarding the accuracy, it will be good, I do not say no, but I do not know any manufacturer who speaks badly of their products, everyone will say that their glucometers are very precise.

AFSHAW It is normal for you to worry about your child's disease, possibly this glucometer is a good option but that function of marking trends must be valued in its right measure, it is information and as such it is positiveBut the matter more than the account should not be overvalued.

Two things about this function of marking trends:

• - To take advantage of this function we must add extra information to each measurement which will lead us to spend more time (however little) to each measurement and make it better to do so well if incorrect marks are added (Mark a post-comment as a pre-Comfort or similar) the matter will not help much.

  - This novelty function has nothing, there are already several glucometers in the market that have this function of "marking trends", without going further the Bayer's contour have been for some time.

Greetings.

So count has the same functions that Lifecan ultrasmart has that I used before, I liked it because it gave me a lot of information from means, trends etc .....