CVS A1C At Home Test Kit
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Blood Glucose Monitors
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About CVS A1C At Home Test Kit
Overall Feedback:
64% positive
74% praised for its accurate readings, while 26% experienced inconsistent results
The product is consistently accurate within 0.1 reading of my physician's office.
When I had my lab work done, the test kit was accurate.
I did two tests, one at 7.5 and the other an hour later at 6.8, indicating that the product is not accurate.
I compared the readings of the blood glucose monitor with my previous lab test results and found a discrepancy. I doubt the accuracy of this test and suggest that it is good for a ballpark estimate of A1C but not for an accurate result.
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71% found it easy to operate, but 29% struggled with the complexity
It's the easiest thing to use and pretty accurate.
I followed the directions but still got an error message.
I faced an issue while trying to snap the blood collector into the stand.
68% liked the high-quality test strips, though 32% experienced expired or faulty strips
The a1c now test kit was accurate when I compared it with my lab results.
The test results showed a discrepancy of 1 point, which is too much to trust the product again.
The test strip quality is not up to the mark. The first test was 1.3 lower than the lab results and the second test was 0.8 lower than the lab results, which is an unacceptable margin of error.
I find the test strip quality to be inaccurate.
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72% appreciated the long battery life, but 28% experienced frequent battery drain
I took the second test the following day and got a reading of 6.2.
The device never gave me a number and flashed 'QL50' which is not mentioned in the booklet, indicating a problem with the battery life.
I can't trust the product again due to the discrepancy in the results.
