Yes, finger-stick electronic blood sugar meters work effectively when used correctly. They measure your blood glucose by analyzing a drop of blood placed on a test strip. These devices are accurate enough for daily diabetes management, but results can vary slightly. Ensure your meter is well-maintained, and use test strips Show Full Answer

Yes, finger-stick electronic blood sugar meters work effectively when used correctly. They measure your blood glucose by analyzing a drop of blood placed on a test strip. These devices are accurate enough for daily diabetes management, but results can vary slightly. Ensure your meter is well-maintained, and use test strips that are compatible with it. If you notice significant discrepancies, consult your healthcare provider. (Source: https://www.DiabetesTeam.com/resources/blood-su...)

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