ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System User Guide
- June 1, 2024
- ijCare
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ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System
Oh’Care Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System User Guide – Provided by Vitale Health
Note: contact a healthcare professional for advice on how often to measure your blood glucose, and how to interpret the blood glucose level shown on the Oh’Care Lite blood glucose meter.
Part 1 – Using the Meter
Product package
The Oh’Care Lite kit includes a lancing device, lancets, test strips, and a blood glucose meter.
PRODUCT USAGE INSTRUCTIONS
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Open the battery cover on the back of the meter.
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Insert the battery with the plus symbol + facing up.
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Close the battery cover.
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Open the bottle of Oh’Care Lite test strips. Take out 1 test strip. Close the bottle. Insert the test strip in the slot at the top of the Oh’Care Lite meter, as shown below. Always use genuine Oh’Care test strips with the O’Care Lite meter.
- After you insert the test strip, make sure you see code number “125” on the meter corresponding to code number “125” on the bottle.
- Press an index finger to the tip of the lancing device. Press the button on the lancing device. The lancet will stick the finger. Squeeze a small drop of blood from the finger.
- Wait for the meter to display the blinking blood icon, as shown in the picture below. Touch the tip of the test strip to the drop of blood. Blood will be sucked into the test strip. Do not drip blood onto the test strip. Later wash your hands with soap and water.
- After a few seconds, the blood glucose number will appear on the meter. The blood glucose level is shown in mg/dL (milligrams per deciliter). The blood glucose level can vary from person to person. For one person it can vary during the day, for many reasons. Contact a health care professional if you have any questions about the blood glucose level. Slide the white button on the back of the meter to eject the test strip. Dispose of the test strip properly. Do not re-use the test strip.
Oh’Care Lite manufacturer information.
Part 2 – Using the Lancing Device
- Unscrew and remove the lancing device cover. Insert a lancet into the lancing device as shown below.
- Grasp and twist the lancet cover to remove it. Put the cover back on the lancing device. Rotate the tip of the lancing device until the desired number 1 2 3 4 or 5 appears in the little window on the side of the lancing device.
- You can rotate the tip of the lancing device to the left or right. Numbers 1 2 3 4 5 are displayed in the little window as you rotate the tip. Number 1 indicates the shortest needle length. Number 5 indicates the longest needle length. Use the lowest number that will produce a drop of blood when the lancet sticks your finger.
- Pull out the gray button on the end of the lancing device. Release the button. Press an index finger to the tip of the lancing device. Press the button in the side of the lancing device. The lancet will stick the patient’s finger. See instructions above: squeeze out a drop of blood from the finger, and touch the test strip to the drop of blood.
- Rotate and remove the tip of the lancing device. Slide the gray button on the side of the lancing device and pull the gray button on the end of the lancing device. The lancet will drop out. Dispose of the lancet properly. Do not re-use the lancet.
TROUBLESHOOTING
How to interpret messages you may see on the blood glucose meter.
| Message Display | What it means | Action required |
|---|---|---|
| Hardware is defective. | Reboot the meter by removing and then replacing the |
battery while no test strip is inserted. Contact customer support if the
problem persists.
| The test strip may be contaminated or reused.| Please, insert a new glucose
test strip and perform your test again.
| An insufficient amount of blood sample is placed on the test strip.| Please
insert a new glucose test strip and apply the blood sample and confirm the
window is completely filled.
| The blood glucose test strip is damaged.| Please insert a new glucose test
strip and perform your test again.
| A blood sample is placed on the test strip before the symbol for blood
blinks.| Wait for the meter to display the blinking blood icon before applying
your blood sample.
| 1. The color area of the test strip is dirty, defective or there is too
much sunlight. 2. Inserting another brand of test strip in the meter.| 1.
Please insert a new glucose test strip and perform your test again, or if it
blinks with “sun”, avoid direct sunlight and retest. 2. Please insert the
correct glucose test strip.
| The test result is over 600mg/dL.| The test should be repeated to ensure
that the procedure was done correctly. If you are certain the testing
procedure and the blood glucose is still indicating consistently measured as
“HI”, the result may indicate severe hyperglycemia (high blood glucose). You
should inform your Healthcare Professional immediately.
| The test result is lower than 20 mg/dL (1.1mmol/L)| If “LO” appears on the
LCD screen for the Glucose result, the measured concentration is below
20mg/dL. The test should be repeated to ensure that the test was done
correctly. If you are certain the meter is functioning correctly no errors
were made during the testing procedure and the blood glucose is still
consistently measured as “LO”, the result may indicate severe hypoglycemia
(low blood glucose). You should inform your Healthcare Professional
immediately.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What is the purpose of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
The ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System is designed to measure blood glucose levels for individuals managing diabetes.
What is the operating time of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
The ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System provides test results in just 5 seconds, allowing for quick and efficient monitoring.
What are the package dimensions of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
The package dimensions of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System are 7.21 x 4.41 x 2.2 inches, providing a compact and portable design for convenience.
What is the weight of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
The ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System weighs 9.14 ounces, making it lightweight and easy to carry.
Who is the manufacturer of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
The ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System is manufactured by ijCare, ensuring quality and reliability.
What is the price of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
The price of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System is $23.99, offering affordability for users seeking reliable glucose monitoring.
What is the warranty period for the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
The ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System comes with a warranty period of 3 years, providing assurance of its quality and durability.
What is the model number of the ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
Why is my ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System not displaying any readings?
If your ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System is not displaying readings, first ensure that the test strip is properly inserted and that the meter is powered on. Check the battery level and replace if necessary. If the issue persists, contact ijCare customer support for further assistance with troubleshooting.
What should I do if my ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System shows error codes during testing?
If your ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System displays error codes, consult the user manual to identify the specific error and follow the recommended troubleshooting steps. Common solutions may include recalibrating the meter or ensuring proper application of the blood sample.
How can I troubleshoot inconsistent readings from my ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
If you're experiencing inconsistent readings, ensure that the test strips are not expired and are stored properly. Clean the test strip area and ensure the blood sample is applied correctly.
What should I do if my ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System is not accepting test strips?
If your ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System is not accepting test strips, check for any debris or damage in the test strip port and clean it carefully. Ensure that you're using compatible test strips and that they are inserted correctly.
How can I troubleshoot a malfunctioning display screen on my ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
If the display screen is malfunctioning or not showing readings clearly, try adjusting the brightness settings if available. If the problem persists, attempt a meter reset or replace the battery.
What should I do if my ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System is not storing test results properly?
If test results are not being stored correctly, check the memory capacity and delete any unnecessary stored readings. Ensure that the meter is properly powered and functioning.
How can I address issues with the test strip ejector mechanism on my ijCare Lite Blood Glucose Monitoring System?
If the test strip ejector mechanism is not working properly, inspect the area for debris or damage and clean it gently. Ensure that the mechanism is not jammed and that the test strips are inserted correctly.
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