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08-14-2019, 06:39 PM
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Bayer Diastix Strips vs AlphaTrak
I have been using both the Bayer Diastix Strips and the Alpha Trak Glucose Monitor.
The last few days I have been walking Yukon and taking a urine sample for the Bayer strips and then also doing the Alpha track. When the Bayer strips show green which means that his blood glucose is under 250 I then do the alpha track and it shows in the 400s to 500s. Same thing when the Bayer strips show brown which means his blood glucose is 500 or above I do the alpha track and it shows in the low 300s. Has anybody had the same problem? I am assuming the Alpha Trak is correct. I have used two separate bottles of the Bayer strips with the same color on each. I just like to use the strips more than poking him and hurting him.
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15 yr old, Atypical Cushings, Pancreatitis, Allergies. 13.2u Vetsulin 2x a day. Royal Canin Glycobalance 1 cup 2x Day with 3 teaspoons boiled chicken. Snacks Green Beans. Tylan Powder, Purina Fortiflora, Flax Hull Lignans 35mg 1x day. 
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08-14-2019, 08:08 PM
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Re: Bayer Diastix Strips vs AlphaTrak
By the time blood sugar is processed and urinated out it is not the same as blood sugar is now testing with a blood glucose meter
what you are getting is a past look at what blood sugar was testing urine and the numbers you posted make complete sense So both urine and blood are probably testing adequately
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Jesse-26 lbs - 15.5 years old - 10 years diabetic - one meal a day homemade and a vitabone snack - 3 shots of Novolin a day sometimes Novolog or r as a correction to higher sugar but that is rare. total insulin for a 24 hour period is between 8 and 10 units of NPH insulin depending on her fasting number
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