Trouble Getting Enough Blood To Test From The Finger Prick. I Have The One Touch And I’ve Never Tested Before Yesterday.
You can use the dial on the bottom of the Lancet stick to make the point go a bit deeper #1-5. Very useful tip is to prick your finger on the side close to the finger nail (1/4 " away, not right at nail)...never in the middle of the finger pad.as that really hurts. After you prick the finger just squeeze and you should be able to raise a good drop. You really need very little to get a reading.. i use the same one and find certain positions on different fingers have various results. Try to use a few different sites , not the same finger every day.. hope this helps
Be sure you're drinking enough water.
Agreed mines set at 3 but setting it higher or switching to side of finger is good
I find by warming up my finger helps with a good drop of blood etype2 that maybe you need to dial up a higher number to penetrate a bit more
running hands under warm water help to improve flow
Did You Know That Diabetics Should Never Prick The Tops Of Their Fingers, But Only The Sides Of Fingers, To Prevent Nerve Damage.
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