A. Menarini Diagnostics Glucomen LX PLUS User manual

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User Manual

Read this user manual carefully before you start testing

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The GlucoMen® LX PLUS is an in vitro diagnostic medical device intended for blood glucose and ß-ketone self-testing.

The product conforms to the requirements of the Directive 98/79/EC on in vitro diagnostic medical devices

Date of issue: September 2010

GlucoMen LX PLUS - 42338 - 09/10

MENARINI HELPLINE

THANK YOU

A. Menarini Diagnostics thanks you for choosing GlucoMen® LX PLUS. This User Manual contains important information on the system and how it works. Please read it carefully before using your new system for blood glucose and β-ketone self-testing.

The GlucoMen® LX PLUS is designed to be convenient and easy to use. It gives accurate results in just 4 seconds (for glucose) or 10 seconds (for ß-ketone) using a very small blood sample. This small sample allows you to use a thinner lancet because not as much blood is needed to do a blood sugar or ß-ketone test. The meter also has a memory that stores your blood test results to help you and your healthcare professional manage your diabetes, including diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA).

Before you get started, it is important to complete the Warranty Registration Card included in your kit and return it back to A. Menarini Diagnostics. Doing this will help us better serve your needs.

If you need to contact us, please call A. Menarini Diagnostics for assistance:

(UK) 0800 243667 - (Republic of Ireland) 1800 709903 - (Northern Ireland) 0800 7837286

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IMPORTANT INFORMATION!

• Before you begin using your new GlucoMen® LX PLUS, please read all of the instructions provided in this

User Manual

• Your meter uses a CR2450 3-volt coin cell battery. In case you need to install a new battery see Paragraph

10.2 at page 47

• Perform all quality control checks recommended in this User Manual

• Consult with your diabetes healthcare professional and follow his/her guidance for your blood glucose or

ß-ketone monitoring routine

• The GlucoMen® LX PLUS system (meter, sensors and control solutions) does not contain latex by design

Notes, Cautions and Warnings:

Notes: provide helpful operating information.

Cautions: provide information that is important for meter protection.

Warnings: provide information that is important for user protection or about risk of inaccurate results.

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CONTENTS

IMPORTANT INFORMATION!

CONTENTS

1. INTENDED USE .................................................................................................................................................................................. 7

2. SYMBOLS ............................................................................................................................................................................................. 8

3. INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................................................................................................ 9

3.1 The GlucoMen® LX PLUS ........................................................................................................................................................ 9

3.2 Meter Description ................................................................................................................................................................ 10

3.3 Navigation Buttons .............................................................................................................................................................. 12

3.4 Overview of GlucoMen® LX PLUS .................................................................................................................................... 12

3.5 Kit Contents ............................................................................................................................................................................ 13

3.6 Environmental Conditions ................................................................................................................................................ 13

3.7 Before Testing ........................................................................................................................................................................ 14

3.8 Reasons to Check for Low Blood Glucose .................................................................................................................... 14

3.9 Reasons to Check for ß-Ketone ....................................................................................................................................... 14

3.10 Important Health Related Information ...................................................................................................................... 15

3.11 GlucoMen® LX sensor ........................................................................................................................................................ 16

3.12 Important GlucoMen® LX sensor Information .......................................................................................................... 16

3.13 GlucoMen® LX® ß-ketone sensor ................................................................................................................................... 17

3.14 Important GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor Information ....................................................................................... 17

3.15 Limitations ........................................................................................................................................................................... 18

3.16 Lancing Device ................................................................................................................................................................... 19

4. SETTING THE TIME, DATE, MARKERS AND BEEPER ............................................................................................................ 20

4.1 Glucose Result Marking ...................................................................................................................................................... 22

4.2 ß-ketone Result Marking .................................................................................................................................................... 24

5. GlucoMen® LX GLU/KET CONTROLS ........................................................................................................................................ 25

5.1 Important Information for GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control ................................................................................... 26


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6. GLUCOSE TESTING .........................................................................................................................................................................

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6.1 Running a Glucose Control Solution Test .....................................................................................................................

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6.2 Running a Blood Glucose Test ..........................................................................................................................................

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6.3 Obtaining and Applying a Blood Sample from Forearm or Palm ........................................................................ 32

6.4 Forearm and Palm Testing: Limitations and Considerations ................................................................................. 33

6.5 Your Blood Glucose Test Results ...................................................................................................................................... 35

6.6 ß-ketone Test Alert: Blood Glucose Value 13.9 mmol/L or Higher .................................................................... 36

7. β-KETONE TESTING ....................................................................................................................................................................... 37

7.1 Running a ß-ketone Control Solution test ................................................................................................................... 37

7.2 Running a Blood ß-ketone Test ........................................................................................................................................ 39

7.3 Your Blood ß-ketone Test Result ...................................................................................................................................... 42

8. DATA REVIEW IN MEMORY .......................................................................................................................................................... 43

9. GLUCOLOG: DATA MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE ................................................................................................................... 45

10. BASIC UPKEEP ............................................................................................................................................................................... 46

10.1 Battery Check ...................................................................................................................................................................... 46

10.2 Battery Replacement ........................................................................................................................................................ 47

10.3 Cleaning and Care ............................................................................................................................................................. 47

11. DISPLAYS, MEANINGS, ACTIONS ............................................................................................................................................ 48

12. APPENDIX ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 57

12.1 Specifications ...................................................................................................................................................................... 57

12.2 Chemistry Measurement ................................................................................................................................................. 59

13. WARRANTY .................................................................................................................................................................................... 60

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1. INTENDED USE

CONTENTS 1. INTENDED USE

• The GlucoMen® LX PLUS is intended to be used for the quantitative measurement of glucose and ß-ketone in capillary whole blood. It is intended for use by people with diabetes mellitus at home as an aid to evaluate the effectiveness of diabetes and DKA control. It can also be used in clinical settings by healthcare professionals. It is not intended for use in the diagnosis of or screening for diabetes mellitus and is not intended for use on newborns.

• The GlucoMen® LX PLUS is specifically indicated for the quantitative measurement of glucose in whole blood capillary samples obtained from the fingertip, palm and forearm or ß-ketone in whole blood capillary samples obtained from the fingertip only.

• The GlucoMen® LX PLUS is intended for use outside the body (in vitro diagnostic use).

• It should only be used with GlucoMen® LX sensor and GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor and GlucoMen® LX

Glu/Ket control solutions.

• It should be used for testing glucose (sugar) and ß-ketone only with fresh capillary whole blood samples.

• It should NOT be used to diagnose diabetes and DKA or to test newborns.

• It should NOT be stored in the refrigerator or in the car.

Warning:

• The GlucoMen® LX pLus contains small parts. Keep the system out of reach of small children and pets.

• since any meter may fail, break, or be misplaced, you should always have a backup meter.

This product may become infectious in the course of use. Discard the product in accordance with local regulations for biohazardous waste.

Warning: blood samples and blood products are potential sources of hepatitis and other infectious agents.

Handle all blood products with care. Items that are used to measure glucose and ß-ketone, e.g., sensors, lancets, and alcohol swabs, must be disposed of in accordance to local regulations to avoid risk to anyone.


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2. SYMBOLS

Manufacturer

Attention, read user manual before use

Serial number

Direct current (voltage)

Catalogue number

Batch code

Temperature limitation

Use by

Consult instructions for use


Contents of Set

This product fulfils the requirements of Directive 98/79/EC on in vitro diagnostic medical devices

In Vitro Diagnostic Medical Device

In vitro device for self-testing

Blood glucose and ß-ketone meter

Biohazard - This meter could be potentially contaminated due to the blood samples used

Significant additions or changes from previous user manual revision

Contents sufficient for <n> tests

Dispose of used batteries in compliance with local regulations

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2. SYMBOLS 3. INTRODUCTION

3.1 The GlucoMen® LX PLUS

The GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter is a hand-held testing device that measures glucose and ß-ketone in capillary blood. The meter activates after a GlucoMen® LX sensor (green colour) or GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor

(light purple colour) is inserted. The screen displays “Glu” or “Ket,” depending on which type of sensor is inserted. The test process starts once the blood comes into contact with the sensor.

• A simple one-step process provides a result

• Test results are available in 4 (glucose) or 10 (ß-ketone) seconds

• The memory is for one user only. The meter can hold 400 test results

• The meter is powered by a battery (already installed) that can perform approximately 1000 tests

• Time and date are preset on the meter

Caution: the meter should be handled with care. Dropping, rough handling, etc. may damage the meter. If the meter is not to be used for an extended period of time, remove the battery to eliminate the risk of battery leakage.

Also, protect the meter from moisture, prolonged direct sunlight and extreme temperatures.

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3.2 Meter Description

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Insert sensor here use the ejector to remove the test strip

Blood Glucose and ß-ketone Meter

LCD Display

Blood Glucose and ß-ketone Meter mmol/L

C101000171XL

Left button

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Right button

Mode button

GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter

GlucoMen LX PLUS - 42338 - 09/10 mmol/L

C101000171XL

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3. INTRODUCTION 3. INTRODUCTION

When you turn the GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter on, the “all segments display” appears briefly. This tells you that all the display segments are working properly.

Glucose Ketone Control

Low Battery Indicator

Test Results

Blood or Control Drop Indicator

Memory Result mg/dL or mmol/L

Average Test Results

Markers: Alarm, pre-Meal, post-Meal, Exercise, and Mark

Date/Day

AM or pM Indicator

Hour/Minute

GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter screen

Note: with no activity, time-out occurs after the following times:

• 1 minute for all screens

• 2 minutes during test mode

• 3 minutes when the download cable is inserted


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3.3 Navigation Buttons

The meter responds to the pressing and the holding of the following keys:

Left/Right

• Left/Right

buttons

buttons increments of value

• Press the Left/Right enter the SETUP Mode) move forward/backward through a series of stored test result screens or buttons to choose a new setting for time, date and beeper (see below how to

• Hold down the Left/Right

Mode button

buttons to speed up screen change process

• When the Mode button is pressed for less than 1.5 seconds to advance to the next function, the meter advances to the next screen immediately

• While the meter is in SLEEP Mode (OFF), pressing the Mode button for less than 1.5 seconds turns on the meter and enters DATA REVIEW Mode

• While the meter is in SLEEP Mode (OFF), pressing the Mode button for longer than 3 seconds turns on the meter and enters SETUP Mode

• While the meter is ON, pressing the Mode button for longer than 1.5 seconds manually turns off the meter (SLEEP Mode)

3.4 Overview of GlucoMen® LX PLUS

To perform a test, the operator simply inserts a sensor; waits for the blood drop symbol to appear on the screen (“Glu” or “Ket” also appears - which indicates that the meter is ready); brings the sensor to the drop of blood; obtains a test result in 4 (Glu) or 10 (Ket) seconds. The test result is automatically stored into the meter’s memory. The operator can recall and review test data stored in the meter.

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3.5 Kit Contents

• GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter

• Carry case

• Battery CR2450, 3V (already installed)

• User Manual

• Warranty Card

• Depending on the version, your set may include additional items

• Please refer to the box label for the list of contents of your set

3.6 Environmental Conditions

• The storage temperature range for the meter: -25 to 46 °C (-13 to 115 °F)

• The storage temperature range for the sensors: 4 to 30 °C (39.2 to 86 ° F)

• The storage temperature range for the control solution: 2 to 30 °C (35.6 to 86 °F)

• The system operational temperature range: 5 to 45 °C (41 to 113 °F)

• The relative humidity range: 10% to 90% non-condensing

The meter complies with applicable EMC (electromagnetic) emission requirements. However, do not use the meter near cellular or cordless telephone, walkie talkies, garage door openers, radio transmitters, or any other electrical or electronical equipment that are sources of electromagnetic radiation, as these may interfere with the operation of the meter.

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3.7 Before Testing

Before testing and to ensure accurate glucose or ß-ketone results, wash your hands and the testing site then thoroughly dry these areas. The GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter can test your blood glucose on the fingers, forearm, or palm. ß-ketone can be assayed using capillary blood from the fingers only. The blood sample size is just 0.3 μL (Glu) or 0.8 μL (Ket).

3.8 Reasons to Check for Low Blood Glucose

• You have symptoms such as weakness, sweating, nervousness, headache, or confusion

• You took insulin, but have delayed eating

• Your doctor or healthcare professional advises you to do so

3.9 Reasons to Check for ß-Ketone

• Your blood glucose levels are persistently higher than 13.9 mmol/L

• Your breath has a fruity odour

• Your stomach is upset and/or painful; loss of appetite

• You are ill (with nausea and/or vomit)

• You feel increasingly thirsty and urinate more frequently than usual

• You have symptoms such as weakness, deep breathing, headache or confusion

• Your doctor or healthcare professional advises you to do so

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3.10 Important Health Related Information

Diabetic ketoacidosis (DKA) is a potentially life-threatening complication in patients with diabetes mellitus. DKA arises because of an absolute lack or ineffectiveness of insulin in the body and, therefore, predominantly occurs in Type I diabetic patients. The association of insulin deficiency and increased counterregulatory hormones leads to altered production and disposal of glucose, in response to which the body switches to burning lipids. The free fatty acids that are released are subsequently oxidised to acidic ketone bodies (mainly ß -hydroxybutyrate but also acetone and acetoacetate) into the liver.

DKA may be the first symptom of previously undiagnosed diabetes (mainly in paediatric patients), but it may also occur in known diabetics due to a variety of causes, such as intercurrent illness, emotional stresses or poor compliance with insulin therapy. Repeated high blood glucose levels (i.e., persistently higher than

13.9 mmol/L for several hours), fruity odour to the breath, vomiting, nausea, stomach pain, dehydration, frequent urination, deep gasping breathing, confusion and occasionally coma are typical symptoms.

If you are experiencing symptoms that are not consistent with your blood glucose or ß-ketone test results and you have followed all instructions described in the User Manual, call your doctor or healthcare professional.

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3.11 GlucoMen® LX sensor

The GlucoMen® LX PLUS sensor is designed for use with your GlucoMen® LX and GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter only. Use each sensor only once, then discard.

DO NOT

reapply blood to the sensor.

• Requires a very small blood volume: 0.3 µL

• Automatically draws blood into the test area of the sensor

• Can be handled with clean, dry hands without affecting glucose readings

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Insert this end into meter

Apply blood drop to front edge

3.12 Important GlucoMen® LX sensor Information

• Only use GlucoMen® LX sensor when testing for glucose

• Remove the sensor from the vial only when ready to test

• Store the sensor package in a cool, dry place below 30°C (86°F). Do not refrigerate or freeze

• Do not store near heat or moisture

• Store the sensors in their original vial only

• After removing a sensor from the vial, immediately put the vial cap back on and close tightly.

• Do not use sensors beyond the expiration date printed on the package as this may cause inaccurate results

• Sensors should only be stored for 9 months after opening the vial. When first opening a new vial of sensors, count forward 9 months and write that date on the vial. Discard any remaining sensor after the date you have written on the vial

• Do not tamper with the sensor

Warning: the sensor vial contains small parts. Keep the sensor vial away from children and pets.


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3.13 GlucoMen® LX β-Ketone sensor

The GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor is designed for use with your GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter only. Use each sensor only once, then discard.

DO NOT

reapply blood to the sensor.

• Requires a very small blood volume: 0.8 μL

• Automatically draws blood into the test area of the sensor

• Can be handled with clean, dry hands without affecting ß-ketone readings



3.14 Important GlucoMen® LX β-Ketone sensor Information

• Only use GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor when testing for ß-ketone

• Remove the sensor from the foil only when ready to test

• Store the sensor package in a cool, dry place below 30°C (86°F). Do not refrigerate or freeze

• Do not store near heat or moisture

• Store the sensors in their original packaging only

• Do not use the sensors beyond the expiration date printed on the package as this may cause inaccurate results

• Do not tamper with the sensor

Warning: the sensor packaging contains small parts. Keep the sensors and packaging away from children and pets.

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3.15 Limitations

The GlucoMen® LX sensor and GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor give accurate results when the following limitations are observed:

• The sensors should not be used to diagnose diabetes, DKA or to test newborns

• Each sensor is for single use only. Do NOT reuse. Use a new sensor each time you test

• Your sensors are for personal use only. Do NOT share with others

• Use only fresh capillary whole blood

• There is no effect on blood glucose or ß-ketone values for altitudes up to 3000 meters (10000 feet) above sea level

• The meter gives accurate results within the temperature range: 5 to 45 °C (41 to 113 °F)

• Extremes in humidity (higher than 90% and lower than 10%) may affect results

• Both GlucoMen® LX sensor and GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor are calibrated against plasma

• If you want to compare your meter with a laboratory instrument, you have to use fresh capillary whole blood with the meter and venous plasma with the laboratory instrument taking venous blood from the arm of the patient immediately after self-testing measurement. The result you get from your meter may differ from the tight controlled laboratory result. This is due to normal differences existing between the capillary and venous compartment

• Glucose test results may be falsely low if the patient is severely dehydrated

• Critically ill patients should not be tested with home blood glucose and ß-ketone meters

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3.16 Lancing Device

The diagram below shows the components of the Lancing Device. Refer to the Instructions for Use of the

Lancing Device for detailed instructions.

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Glucoject® branded pricking devices and lancets are products manufactured by Owen Mumford Ltd, Brook

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4. SETTING THE TIME, DATE, MARKERS AND BEEPER

Your GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter is preset with time and date.

Having the correct time and date of each blood test result helps you and your healthcare professional track changes in your therapy. It is important to check the correct time and date so you have records of when you tested. In case time and date are not set, all blood monitoring results will be marked and will not be included in averages.

Your GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter offers a beeper function that is preset “ON”. This tells you when enough blood is applied to the sensor, when test is completed and prompts you through other steps in using your meter.

a. Press the Mode button for longer than 3 seconds. The meter, if in SLEEP Mode, wakes up, displays all segments for 3 seconds and enters the SETUP Mode.

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4. SETTING THE TIME, DATE, MARKERS AND BEEPER 4. SETTING THE TIME, DATE, MARKERS AND BEEPER

This brings the meter display to the first setup screen: Time.

Modes

Hour (Flashing)

Minutes (Flashing)

Year (Flashing)

Month (Flashing)

Day (Flashing)

Beep (ON or OFF)

Sample Marking (ON or OFF)

End (end of SETUP Mode)

Screen Display

“12”: 00

12 :“00”

28 - 05 -“2010”

28 -“05”- 2010

“28”- 05 - 2010

“On” (beep sound)

“On”

“End” b. Repeatedly press the Mode button to find the Mode you want to change. c. Press the Left/Right buttons to choose a new setting for that Mode. d. Press the Mode button to select the new settings or to skip to the next Mode.

Note: remember to verify and eventually adjust time and date settings as needed to match the local time or daylight

savings time and after you replace the battery. Once you have completed a blood glucose, blood ß-ketone or control solution test, the last result will appear the next time your meter is turned on. The date and time displayed is the date and time of your previous blood or control solution test result, not the current date and time.

Note: if in sETup Mode when the sensor is inserted, the meter saves all the values entered up to that point and immediately switches to TEsT Mode. upon exiting TEsT Mode the meter screen goes blank and does not return to sETup Mode.


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4.1 Glucose Result Marking

After a blood (not control) glucose analysis is performed with a valid result and the setup marking is enabled, you can mark the glucose result as pre-meal, post-meal, exercise, or check by scrolling the

Left/ Right buttons.

a. The icon displays and flashes one at a time.

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Alarm Pre-meal Post-meal Exercise Check b. Select the desired marking by pressing the Mode button while the icon is displaying and flashing.

Note: the meter does NOT automatically save the marking status if the one minute time out occurs or the glucose

sensor is removed.

c. Once the pre-meal marker is selected, the pre-meal marker stops flashing, and the alarm icon displays and flashes.

d. Toggle the alarm ON or OFF by pressing either the Left/Right e. Then press the Mode button to select the alarm ON or OFF.

buttons.

Note: if the alarm is enabled, the alarm icon stops flashing, and the user has the option to set the post-meal test reminder alarm to alert the user 2.5 hours (150+1 minutes) later.

Note: you can view the status (ON/OFF) of the post-meal test reminder alarm in the 1 day average screen.



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f. The post-meal test reminder screen sounds 20 sets of alarm beeps (independent of setup beep ON/OFF), and displays the marked pre-meal result stored in non-volatile memory, the flashing alarm, and the flashing blood drop.

g. Press any button while the alarm is sounding to silence the alarm.

Note: hold down the Mode button for greater than (>) 1.5 seconds after the alarm has stopped to turn the

meter OFF.

h. Inserting a sensor during the alarm, after the alarm has stopped, or after the alarm has been manually silenced enables a glucose test to be run. If no action is taken, the meter times out in one minute

• A currently set post-meal test reminder alarm is disabled if you perform another test and mark it as the post-meal result

• The currently set post-meal test reminder alarm is also disabled if you go into SETUP Mode and turn marking OFF

• The currently set post-meal test reminder alarm is also disabled if you go into SETUP Mode and change the date/time

• The currently set post-meal test reminder alarm is also disabled if you view stored results and disable the alarm at the 1 day average screen. You can disable or keep enabled the alarm by pressing either the Left/

Right buttons, and then press the Mode button

If the post-meal test reminder alarm expires during a glucose or a ketone analysis, the meter ignores and disables the alarm.

• Once a post-meal test reminder alarm has been disabled, you cannot re-enable the alarm again

• The meter can support only one post-meal test reminder alarm at a time

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4.2 ß-ketone Result Marking

After a blood (not control) ketone analysis is performed with a valid result and setup marking is enabled, mark (check) or unmark (blank) the ketone result by pressing the Left/Right buttons. The check icon displays and flashes.

Select the desired marking by pressing the Mode button while the icon is displaying and flashing.

Note: the meter cannot save the marking status if the one minute time out occurs or the ketone sensor is removed.

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4. SETTING THE TIME, DATE, MARKERS AND BEEPER 5. GLUCOMEN®LX GLU/KET CONTROL

GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control solutions are standard solutions containing known amounts of both glucose and ß-hydroxybutyrate (ß-ketone).

Glucose or ß-ketone control solution tests can be performed anytime you need to check if your meter and sensors are working correctly.

A glucose or ß-ketone control solution test:

• Can be performed when you first get your meter and at least once a week thereafter

• Can be performed each time you open and begin using a new vial of GlucoMen® LX sensor or you begin using a GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor from a new foil pouch

• Must be performed if you leave the GlucoMen® LX sensor vial cap open for a cumulative time exceeding the normal one (consider the vial to be open for about 10 seconds / test)

• Must be performed if the meter is dropped, damaged or exposed to liquids

• Must be performed if you think your test results are not accurate or if your test results are not consistent with how you feel

A glucose or ß-ketone control solution test is similar to a blood glucose test or a blood ß-ketone test, except you use GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control and not a blood sample.

• Use this glucose and ß-ketone control solution to check if your GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter and GlucoMen®

LX sensor or GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor are working properly

• Use this solution to practice or to check that you are following the correct testing procedure without using your own blood

• If the meter reading is within the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control’s acceptable range, the GlucoMen® LX

PLUS system is working properly

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5.1 Important Information for GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control

• Only use the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control for the test

• Check the expiration date on the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial. Do not use GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control past the expiration date or you may get inaccurate results

• Only store for 3 months after first opening. When you open a new vial of GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control, count forward 3 months and write that date on the label of the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial. Discard any remaining solution after the date you have written on the vial

• Store the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control tightly closed at room temperature below 30°C (86°F). Do not freeze

• Shake the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial vigorously before using

If your glucose control solution test results or ß-ketone control solution test results repeatedly falls outside the range printed on the GlucoMen® LX sensor vial or GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor foil pouch:

• The GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter may not be working properly; do not use the meter to test your blood

• The GlucoMen® LX sensor or GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor may not be working properly; do not use the sensors to test your blood

• Call A. Menarini Diagnostics for assistance:


Warning: the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control range printed on the GlucoMen® LX sensor vial is for glucose control solution only. It is used to test the performance of both meter and sensors. It is not a recommended range for your blood glucose level. similarly, the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control range printed on the GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor foil pouch is for ß-ketone control solution only. It is used to verify the performance of both meter and sensors. It does not represent a recommended range for your blood ß-ketone concentration.


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5. GLUCOMEN®LX GLU/KET CONTROL 6. GLUCOSE TESTING

6.1 Running a Glucose Control Solution Test

a. Insert a GlucoMen® LX sensor into the GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter. If meter was off, the screen displays all segments for 2 seconds then the blinking blood drop symbol and “Glu” appear.

b. Press the Left/Right select control.

buttons to move between unmarked sample or marked control sample (CTL); c. Shake the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial. Discard a drop before use. Squeeze a drop of control solution onto a clean, hard, dry surface, e.g. control cap. d. Pick up the meter with sensor inserted and touch the control solution drop with the sensor. e. The display does a countdown from 4 to 1. A glucose control test result is available on-screen in 4 seconds.

f. Compare the result on the display with the range printed on the sensor vial. If the result falls within the range, your GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter and GlucoMen® LX sensor are working correctly.

g. The result is automatically stored into memory. Marked (CTL) glucose control solution results are not included in the average.

Out-of-range results may be caused by the following:

• An error in performing the control test. Retest and follow the instructions carefully

• The GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control may have expired or have been contaminated. Check the expiration date on the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial. GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control is good for only 3 months after opening. Make sure the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial is closed when not in use

• Expired GlucoMen® LX sensor. Check the expiration date on the sensor vial

• The GlucoMen® LX sensor may have been damaged. This can be caused by extreme temperatures or by leaving the sensor vial cap open. Retest using a new sensor


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• Meter malfunction. The meter may not be working properly

Note: if the sensor is removed before you start the test, the screen goes blank.

Note: it is important to select control solution test so the test result does not appear to be one of your blood glucose test results.

Note: if a test is not performed within 2 minutes from the insertion of the sensor, the screen goes blank. To perform the test, take out then replace the sensor starting from step a.

Note: the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control solution should be applied to a clean, hard and dry surface, i.e., control cap.

Note: the on-screen control symbol flashes on and off repeatedly until sufficient control solution has been added to the sensor (Beeper sounds if enabled).

Note: if test result is above 33.3 mmol/L for glucose, the screen displays HI with Glu displayed. If test result is below

1.1 mmol/L for glucose, the screen displays LO.

Note: if the glucose control solution test result is outside the range (is either higher or lower), your meter or sensors may not be working properly. If available, repeat the process using a sensor from a new vial. Do not use the meter if test results repeatedly fall outside the appropriate range.

If the problem continues, call A. Menarini Diagnostics for assistance:

(uK) 0800 243667 - (Republic of Ireland) 1800 709903 - (Northern Ireland) 0800 7837286

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6. GLUCOSE TESTING 6. GLUCOSE TESTING

6.2 Running a Blood Glucose Test

a. Wash hands with soap and warm water then dry thoroughly. As an alternative, use alcohol pads to clean area; dry thoroughly after cleaning. b. Insert a GlucoMen® LX sensor into the GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter. If the meter was switched off, the screen displays all segments for 2 seconds. After 3 seconds, the blinking blood drop symbol appears with “Glu” displaying.

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Apply blood drop to front edge c. Holding hand downward, massage finger with thumb toward tip to stimulate blood flow.

d. Use the lancing device, loaded with a new lancet, to puncture the finger (see lancing device instructions for use).

e. Gently squeeze your finger to help form a drop of blood.

f. Touch the end of the GlucoMen® LX sensor to the blood drop until the sensor is full and the on-screen countdown timer begins (beeper sounds if enabled). g. A countdown on screen appears while test is in progress. Glucose result is available on-screen in 4 seconds.


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h. The result is automatically stored into memory.

i. Press the Left/Right buttons to move between marked ( ) or unmarked results. l. Press the Mode button to save the Marking Status: Marked ( ) or Unmarked.

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Note: if test result is above 33.3 mmol/L, the screen displays HI; if test result is below 1.1 mmol/L, the screen displays LO.

Warning: excessive squeezing should be avoided, as hemolysis may lead to inaccurate results.

Warning: your lancing device is for your personal use only. DO NOT share with others. sharing the lancing device or lancets can transmit very serious infections. To avoid accidental needle-stick injuries, do not store used lancets in the device after testing or arm the lancing device with a new sterile lancet unless ready to use.

Warning: lancets are for one-time use only. use a new, sterile lancet each time you test. Test different areas on your fingertips to avoid developing calluses. Remove the used lancet from the lancing device.

Warning: discard the used lancets in accordance with local regulations for biohazardous waste.

Warning: cleaning of the puncture site is important.


Note: if a test is not performed within 2 minutes from the insertion of the sensor, the screen goes blank. To perform a test, take out then replace the sensor starting from step a.

Note: the Blood Drop symbol flashes on and off repeatedly until sufficient blood has been added to the sensor.

Note: the meter will time out after 2 minutes of non-use or if the sensor is removed. The keys are disabled until a sensor is inserted. Results and marking status are saved if the meter times out, the sensor is removed, or the meter is turned off.




Note: you must apply the sample to the sensor while the blood drop symbol is flashing in the display. If the meter turns off before sample application, remove sensor and insert again.

Note: if blood is not applied within 2 minutes, the meter will go into “sLEEp Mode” to conserve the battery life.

Note: do not press the sensor directly against the skin. Touch the blood drop gently with the sensor.

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6.3 Obtaining and Applying a Blood Sample from Forearm or Palm (Glucose Testing

Only)

The GlucoMen® LX PLUS significantly reduces the pain of blood glucose monitoring by requiring blood samples as small as 0.3 µL only.

The GlucoMen® LX PLUS additionally offers the possibility to test blood glucose at sites other than the finger (i.e., forearm and palm). These sites have fewer nerve endings than fingers, hence the pain associated to sampling is further reduced.

a. Select the forearm, palm heel or palm side test site in the highlighted areas as shown. The area should be free from visible veins, moles and hair and away from the bone.

b. Wash area with warm, soapy water. Rinse and dry completely before lancing the site.

c. Attach the clear cap to the lancing device. Press and hold the lancing device

FIRMLY against the forearm (or palm).

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d. Continue to hold FIRMLY and press the release button to lance the area.

e. Continue to hold the device, pressing FIRMLY until a proper blood drop forms. The clear cap allows you to see the blood drop. f. Apply blood drop to the edge of the sensor. The blood is drawn into the sensor. Hold the sensor to the blood drop until you hear a short beep or see the meter begin to count down.

g. The blood glucose test result is displayed and stored. The test is complete.

Note: thick hair at the sample site may cause the blood drop to smear.

Warning: the blood in the sensor should look similar to the red blood you are

accustomed to seeing when you test your finger. If the sample looks clear, pink, or light in colour, retest with a fingertip sample.

Note: if you get an error message when testing on your forearm or palm or do not get a blood glucose reading after multiple attempts, test on your finger.

6.4 Forearm and Palm Testing: Limitations and Considerations

Results from the forearm may be different from fingertip results when glucose levels are changing rapidly, e.g. after a meal, after taking insulin, or during or after exercise

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. In contrast, the glucose results obtained testing blood samples from the palm were shown to be equivalent to those obtained using finger samples under all testing conditions (2, 3) .

Only use finger or palm testing when the glycemic levels are expect to change rapidly.

Do not use forearm testing:

• For a blood β-ketone test

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• You have a concern about hypoglycaemia (insulin reactions)

• You are doing risky activities (driving a car, working with machines…)

• If you have recently exercised

• If you think that your blood glucose may be changing rapidly (e.g., after a meal, after taking insulin, or during or after exercise)

• If you routinely have widely fluctuating blood glucose values that are often low (hypoglycaemic)

• If you are using an insulin pump

• If you are feeling unwell or ill

• If you are under extra stress

• If you suffer from hypoglycaemic unawareness

If your forearm test results do not match the way you feel, retest using your finger or palm.

Warning: always seek the advice of your doctor or healthcare professional before choosing to use forearm and palm sites. Bruising may occur with forearm and palm testing.

Warning: β-ketone testing must not use the forearm or palm site. Only use the fingertip for β-ketone testing.

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1 Jungheim K., Koshinsky T., 2002. “Glucose Monitoring at the Arm: Risky delays of hypoglycemia and hyperglycemia detection”.

Diabetes Care, 25 (6), 956-960.

2 Bina D.M., Anderson R.L., Johnson M.L., Bergenstal R.M., Kendall D.M., 2003. “Clinical Impact of Prandial State, Exercise, and Site

Preparation on the Equivalence of Alternative-Site Blood Glucose Testing” Diabetes Care, 26 (4), 981-985.

3 Peled N., Wong D., Gwalani S.L., 2002. “Comparison of Glucose levels in capillary blood samples obtained from a variety of body sites. Diabetes Technol. Ther. 4, 35-44.




6.5 Your Blood Glucose Test Results

Your blood glucose test result is shown on the display.

If your test result is higher than 33.3 mmol/L, the meter displays “HI.” You may have a high blood sugar concentration. Retest your blood glucose immediately using a new sensor. If your reading is still high, retest using the control solution. If the result of the control solution test falls within the expected range (confirming correct functioning of the system) you should treat yourself as advised by your healthcare professional and/or contact your healthcare professional immediately.

If your test result is lower than 1.1 mmol/L, the meter displays “LO.” You may have a low blood sugar concentration. Retest your blood glucose immediately using a new sensor.

If your reading is still low, you should treat yourself as advised by your healthcare professional and/or contact your healthcare professional immediately.

If you receive an Error Message, see Paragraph 11 at page 54 of this user manual.

Warning: test results greater than 13.3 mmol/L may mean high blood sugar concentrations

(hyperglycaemia). Test results lower than 3.3 mmol/L may mean low blood sugar concentrations (hypoglycaemia). If you obtain results in these ranges, retest your blood glucose.

If your reading is still in these ranges, you should treat yourself as advised by your healthcare professional and/or contact your healthcare professional immediately.


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6.6 β-ketone Test Alert: Blood Glucose Value 13.9 mmol/L or Higher

If your own blood glucose value is 13.9 mmol/L or higher you will be alerted that a blood ß-ketone test should also be performed. A special trill alarm beep will sound, the symbol Ket will be displayed and a segment moving from the left to the right of the screen (with 0.5 seconds steps) will cycle. You are being alerted to check your ß-ketone. The alert will automatically stop after one minute or after the sensor is removed.

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Note: when in this display cycle, pressing ANY key will ‘freeze” the display showing the glucose value. The user can then use the Left/Right buttons to toggle between marking and unmarking a test result.

Note: the ketone test alert cycle is NOT applicable to quality control samples.


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6. GLUCOSE TESTING 7. ß-KETONE TESTING

7.1 Running a ß-Ketone Control Solution Test

a. Insert a GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor into the GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter. If the meter was off, the screen displays all segments for 2 seconds then the blinking blood drop symbol and “Ket” appear. b. Press the Left/Right buttons to indicate this sample is a control (CTL is shown on the display). c. Shake the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial. Discard a drop before use. Squeeze a drop of control solution onto a clean, hard, dry surface, i.e., control cap.

d. Pick up the meter with sensor inserted and touch the sensor to the GlucoMen® LX Glu/

Ket control solution drop.

e. The display does a countdown from 10 to 1. A flashing ß-ketone quality control test result is available on-screen in 10 seconds. f. Compare the result on the display with the range printed on the sensor foil pouch. If the result falls within the range, your GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter and GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor are working correctly. g. The result is automatically stored into the memory.

Out-of-range results may be caused by the following:

• An error in performing the control test, retest and follow the instructions carefully

• The GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control may have expired or been contaminated. Check the expiration date on the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial. GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control is good for only 3 months after opening. Make sure the GlucoMen® LX Glu/Ket control vial is closed when not in use

• Expired GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor - check the expiration date on the sensor pouch

• The GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor may have been damaged. This can be caused by extreme temperature.

Retest using a new sensor

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Note: it is important to select control solution test so the test result does not appear to be one of your blood test results.


Note: the on-screen control symbol flashes on and off repeatedly until sufficient ß-ketone control solution has been added to the sensor (beeper sounds if enabled).

Note. if test result is above 8.0 mmol/L for ketone, the screen displays HI with Ket displayed.

Note: if the ß-ketone control solution test result is outside the range (is either higher or lower), your meter and sensors may not be working as a system. Repeat the process using a new sensor. Do not use the meter if test results repeatedly fall outside the appropriate range.

If the problem continues, call A. Menarini Diagnostics for assistance:

(uK) 0800 243667 - (Republic of Ireland) 1800 709903 - (Northern Ireland) 0800 7837286

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7. ß-KETONE TESTING 7. ß-KETONE TESTING

7.2 Running a Blood ß-Ketone Test

Warning: blood samples from forearm or palm are NOT suitable for ß-ketone testing. Only use blood from the fingertip when testing for ß-ketone.

a. Wash your hands with soap and warm water then dry thoroughly. As an alternative, use alcohol pads to clean area; dry thoroughly after cleaning.

b. Insert a GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor (light purple colour) into the GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter. If meter was off, the screen displays all segments for 2 seconds. After 3 seconds, the blinking blood drop symbol appears with “Ket” displaying.



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f. Touch the end of the GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor to the blood drop until the sensor is full and the on-screen countdown timer begins (beeper sounds if enabled).

g. A countdown on screen appears while test is in progress. A flashing result is available on-screen in 10 seconds.

h. The result is automatically stored into memory. i. Press the Left/Right buttons to move between marked ( ) or unmarked results. l. Press the Mode button to save the Marking Status: Marked ( ) or Unmarked.

Note: if test result is above 8.0 mmol/L for ß-ketone, the screen displays HI with Ket displaying.

If test result is below 0.1 mmol/L for ß-ketone, the screen displays LO with Ket displaying.



Note: the Blood Drop symbol flashes on and off repeatedly until sufficient blood has been added to the sensor.

Note: the meter will time out after 2 minutes of non-use or if the sensor is removed. The keys are disabled until a sensor is inserted. Results and marking status are saved if the meter times out, the sensor is removed, or the meter is turned off.

Note: do not press the sensor directly against the skin. Touch the sensor gently to the blood drop.

Warning: excessive squeezing should be avoided, as hemolysis may lead to inaccurate results.

Warning: your lancing device is for your personal use only. DO NOT share with others. sharing the lancing device or lancets can transmit serious, even grave infections. To avoid accidental needle-stick injuries, do not store used lancets in the device after testing or arm the lancing device with a new sterile lancet unless ready to use.

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7. ß-KETONE TESTING 7. ß-KETONE TESTING

Warning: lancets are for one-time use only. use a new, sterile lancet each time you test. Test different areas on your fingertips to avoid developing calluses. Remove the used lancet from the lancing device.

Warning: discard the used lancets in accordance with local regulations for biohazardous waste.

Warning: cleaning of the puncture site is important.

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7.3 Your Blood ß-Ketone Test Result

Your blood ß-ketone test result is shown on the display.

If test result is higher than 8.0 mmol/L (Ket), the monitor displays “HI”. You may have high blood ß-ketone level. Retest your blood ß-ketone immediately using a new sensor.

If your reading is still high, you should treat yourself as prescribed by your healthcare professional and/or contact your healthcare professional immediately.

If test result is lower than 0.1 mmol/L (Ket), the screen displays “LO”. No action is required.

Warning: the normal adult blood ß-ketone range for person without diabetes is less than

0.6 mmol/L. Consult with your healthcare professional for the blood ß-ketone range that is appropriate for you. If the blood ß-ketone result is between 0.6-1.5 mmol/L and blood glucose is more than 16.7 mmol/L, this may indicate development of a medical concern. You need to contact your healthcare professional for assistance. If the blood ß-Ketone result is more than 1.5 mmol/L and blood glucose is more than 16.7 mmol/L, contact with your healthcare professional immediately. This indicates a risk of developing DKA.

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8. DATA REVIEW IN MEMORY

7. ß-KETONE TESTING 8. DATA REVIEW IN MEMORY

To review test results that are stored in memory, start with the meter in the OFF position.

The meter is in the OFF position when the screen is completely blank. To turn off the meter, hold the Mode button down until the screen goes blank then release the button.

a. With the meter OFF, press the Mode button. The most recent test result should display. If there are NO results in memory, the screen displays 3 dashes.

b. Press the Left/Right buttons to view all the data in memory. The Left button goes back in time and the Right button goes forward in time. All results including control results, marked results, and unmarked results can be viewed.

c. At the end of reviewing individual test results, the screen displays “End Mem”. d. To review 1 day, 7 day, 14 day, and 30 day average results (glucose only), press the

Mode button. e. If there are less than 2 test results in memory, the screen displays 000. If no results, the screen displays 3 dashes.

f. After reviewing the 30 day average, press the Mode button to shut off the meter, or press no buttons and the meter will turn off automatically after 30 seconds.


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Note: if a sensor is inserted while in the DATA REVIEw Mode, the meter immediately switches to TEsT Mode. upon exiting TEsT Mode the meter goes blank and does not return to DATA REVIEw Mode.

Note: when the meter memory is full (400 test results), each new test result stored in memory will remove the oldest one.

Note: for data averaging, only glucose results are averaged. The averaging function equalises HI results to 33.3 mmol/L and LO results to 1.1 mmol/L.


9. GLUCOLOG: DATA MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

8. DATA REVIEW IN MEMORY 9. GLUCOLOG: DATA MANAGEMENT SOFTWARE

Glucose and β-ketone results stored in the GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter’s memory can be also downloaded from the audio jack port using a dedicated cable (as shown in the figure below) and filed by using GlucoLog.

Both cable and software are supplied separately.

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GlucoLog minimum requirements are shown on the software packaging.

For further information on these products or ordering information call the Menarini Helpline:



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10. BASIC UPKEEP

10.1 Battery Check

The meter is powered by a single coin cell battery, CR2450 (3V). The first time you see the battery icon in the upper right corner of the screen and the blood drop at the lower left corner of the screen, the meter has sufficient charge for 20 more tests. Continue with testing as usual; the battery indicator will remain on-screen.

After 20 more tests have been performed, battery charge will be insufficient to continue testing, and the meter will no longer operate until the battery is replaced. The battery icon will appear when a sensor is inserted and the icon will disappear when the sensor is removed. The battery icon is also displayed in DATA

REVIEW Mode.

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Note: battery low icon is displayed in every mode except sETup Mode.

Note: once battery level goes below the threshold that triggers the “low battery” warning, it continues to give the warning until the meter becomes unusable due to low battery.


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10.2 Battery Replacement

Replace the battery as follows: a. Remove the battery cover on the back of the meter.

b. Remove the battery and replace with a new one with the + side facing up. c. Put the cover back on.

Note: after the battery is replaced, the meter displays the “all segments” screen.

Then, the meter displays the time set up. Reset to the current time and date.

If needed, go to paragraph 4 at page 20 in this guide to review setting the time, date, markers, and beeper.

Dispose of used batteries according to your local environmental regulations.

Note: do not use rechargeable batteries.

Warning: keep all batteries out of reach of children.

10.3 Cleaning and Care

The exterior of the GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter should only be cleaned with alcohol wipes/swabs. Keep liquids from entering the sensor port or the Left/Right buttons, and the Mode button.

Caution: DO NOT attempt to open the meter to make any repairs. Your warranty and all claims will be void!

Call A. Menarini Diagnostics if the meter needs to be replaced.


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11. DISPLAYS, MEANINGS, ACTIONS

This section addresses the messages that appear on your displays, what they mean and what action you need to take.

Display What it Means What to Do

System Check. Verifies that all segments are working. Appears when:

• Meter is turned on for SETUP Mode and

DATA REVIEW Mode.

• Sensor is inserted into the meter.

Blood Drop Symbol: meter is ready to accept blood.

No action required. If all segments are not displayed on meter, call

A. Menarini Diagnostics for assistance:

(UK) 0800 243667



Apply a blood sample to the sensor.

Refer to how to run a blood sample.

Countdown screen: 4 seconds for glucose and 10 seconds for β-ketone to perform the test and calculate the result.

A blood glucose test result in mmol/L.

No action required.

No action required.

Result is automatically stored into memory.

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Display


What it Means

A blood β-ketone test result in mmol/L.

What to Do

No action required.

Result is automatically stored into memory.

Your blood glucose reading is higher than 33.3 mmol/L. You may have high blood sugar.

Your blood ß-ketone reading is higher than 8.0 mmol/L.

Retest your blood glucose immediately using a new sensor. If your reading is still high, you should treat yourself as advised by your healthcare professional and/or contact your healthcare professional immediately.

Your blood glucose reading is lower than

1.1 mmol/L. You may have low blood sugar.

Retest your blood glucose immediately.

If your reading is still LO, treat yourself as prescribed by your healthcare professional and/or contact your healthcare professional immediately.

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Display


What it Means

Your blood ketone reading is lower than

0.1 mmol/L.

What to Do

No action required.

A blood glucose test result in mmo/L stored in the meter’s memory with date/ time.

A blood ß-ketone test result in mmol/L stored in the meter’s memory with date/ time.

End of SETUP Mode or DATA REVIEW

Mode.

No action required.

No action required.

No action required.

The average of all blood glucose test results taken in the last 24 hours.

No action required.

Glucose only.

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Display


What it Means

No test results in the last 24 hours.

What to Do

No action required.

Glucose only.

The average of all blood glucose test results taken in the last 7 days.

No test results in the last 7 days.



No action required.

Glucose only.

No action required.

Glucose only.

No action required.

Glucose only.

No action required.

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Display


What it Means


What to Do

No action required.

Glucose only.


There are NO results in memory.

No action required.

Glucose only.

No action required.

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Battery is getting low, but you can still perform a test. Battery will appear on all screens.

We suggest that you replace the battery immediately. There is only enough power to perform 20 tests.

For free replacement batteries call:

(UK) 0800 243667






Display


What it Means

A glucose control solution test result.

What to Do

No action required.

When a blood glucose value is 13.9 mmol/L or higher, three screens will cycle with the glucose result.

A pre-meal glucose reading with alarm enabled.

A pre-meal marked glucose sample test result.

Perform a blood ß-ketone test.

The user has the option to set a postmeal test reminder after 2.5 hours to re-do a glucose test.

No action required.

A post-meal marked glucose sample test result.

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Display


What it Means

An after exercise marked glucose sample test result.

What to Do

No action required.

No action required.

A check marked glucose sample test result.

A check marked ß-ketone sample test result.

Software Error.

No action required.

Call A. Menarini Diagnostics for assistance:

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Display


What it Means

System Hardware Error.

Operating Temperature Error.

Used Sensor Error: used or damaged sensor.

What to Do

Call A. Menarini Diagnostics for assistance:

(UK) 0800 243667



Meter is outside the required testing temperature range of 5 to 45 °C (41 to 113

°F). Move meter and sensors to a warmer or cooler area and wait a few minutes.

Retest with a new sensor.

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Blood Sample Error.

Incorrect application of blood sample or control solution onto the sensor, or the sensor may be damaged. Review your sampling technique. The blood sample quantity may be incorrect or hematocrit may be out of the allowed range for glucose measurement.


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Display

Meter does not turn on after inserting a sensor.

Meter does not begin test countdown after applying a blood sample.


What it Means

• Sensor is inserted upside down or not completely in.

• Battery is dead.

• Battery is installed incorrectly or there is no battery in the meter.

• Not enough blood sample.

• Sample applied after meter automatically turned off.

• Sensor may be damaged.

• Meter may not be working properly.

What to Do

Insert the sensor correctly with “LX” or

“ket” facing up and out.

Replace the battery.

Check that the battery is correctly installed with the “+” sign facing you.

Call A. Menarini Diagnostics for assistance: (UK) 0800 243667



Repeat the test with a new sensor.



After 3 attempts, call A. Menarini

Diagnostics for assistance:

(UK) 0800 243667



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12. APPENDIX


12.1 Specifications

Analyte

• Glucose test

• ß-ketone test

Test Methodology

• Glucose

• ß-ketone

Sensor Coding

• Glucose

• ß- ketone

Test Results

• Glucose

• ß- ketone

Sample Type

• Glucose

• ß- ketone

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Blood ß-D-glucose

Blood ß-hydroxybutyrate (ß-ketone)

Glucose oxidase (GOD) biosensor

ß-hydroxybutyrate dehydrogenase biosensor

Not required

Not required mmol/L (plasma values) mmol/L (plasma values)

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Test Range

• Glucose

• ß- ketone

Acceptable Hematocrit Range

Assay time

• Glucose

• ß- ketone

Sample Volumes

• Glucose

• ß-Ketone

Battery Life (nominal)

Low Battery Life

Data Output Port

Operating Ranges (for both glucose and ß-ketone):

• Temperature

• Humidity

Weight

Size

Meter Data Storage

1.1 to 33.3 mmol/L

0.1 to 8.0 mmol/L

25 - 60%

4 seconds

10 seconds

0.3 µL

0.8 µL

1000 Tests

About 20 Tests

Audio Jack

5 to 45 °C (41 to 113 °F)

10% to 90% relative humidity, non condensing

75 g (2.65 oz)

58 x 98 x 17 mm

400 Results


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12.2 Chemistry Measurement

Glucose test imprecision

ß-ketone test imprecision

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Refer to GlucoMen® LX sensor instruction for use

Refer to GlucoMen® LX ß-Ketone sensor instruction for use

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13. WARRANTY

Your GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter is warranted to be free of material and workmanship defects for 2 years from the date of purchase (except as noted below). If at any time during the first 2 years after purchase, your

GlucoMen® LX PLUS meter does not work for any reason (other than as described below), it will be replaced with a new meter, or a substantial equivalent, free of charge. Should you wish to extend the warranty period for your meter, please refer to the warranty card.

This warranty is subject to the following exceptions and limitations:

• This warranty is applicable only to the original purchaser

• This warranty does not apply to units which malfunction or are damaged due to obvious abuse, misuse, alteration, neglect, unauthorized maintenance or failure to operate meter in accordance with instructions

• There is no other express warranty for this product. The option of replacement, described above, is the warrantor’s only obligation under this warranty

The original purchaser must contact A. Menarini Diagnostics:


A. Menarini Diagnostics is committed to using your personal information responsibly and in compliance with the law. You have our pledge that we will not share or sell your personal information with marketers or third-parties. The information you voluntarily share with us will be used to help us serve you better in the future.

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405 Wharfedale Road, Winnersh, Wokingham

Berkshire, RG41 5RA

Tel. +44-1189-444100 -

Fax +44-1189-444111

Menarini Helpline:

(UK) 0800 243 667

(Republic of Ireland) 1800 709903

(Northern Ireland) 0800 7837286

Email: [email protected]

A. MENARINI DIAGNOSTICS S.r.l.

Via Sette Santi, 3

50131 Firenze - Italia

User Manual

Read this user manual carefully before you start testing

THANK YOU

A. MENARINI DIAGNOSTICS LTD

405 Wharfedale Road, Winnersh, Wokingham

Berkshire, RG41 5RA

Tel. +44-1189-444100 -

Fax +44-1189-444111

Menarini Helpline:

(UK) 0800 243 667

(Republic of Ireland) 1800 709903

(Northern Ireland) 0800 7837286

Email: [email protected]

A. MENARINI DIAGNOSTICS S.r.l.

Via Sette Santi, 3

50131 Firenze - Italia

User Manual

Read this user manual carefully before you start testing

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Assistant Bot

A. MENARINI DIAGNOSTICS LTD

405 Wharfedale Road, Winnersh, Wokingham

Berkshire, RG41 5RA

Tel. +44-1189-444100 -

Fax +44-1189-444111

Menarini Helpline:

(UK) 0800 243 667

(Republic of Ireland) 1800 709903

(Northern Ireland) 0800 7837286

Email: [email protected]

A. MENARINI DIAGNOSTICS S.r.l.

Via Sette Santi, 3

50131 Firenze - Italia

User Manual

Read this user manual carefully before you start testing

THANK YOU

A. MENARINI DIAGNOSTICS LTD

405 Wharfedale Road, Winnersh, Wokingham

Berkshire, RG41 5RA

Tel. +44-1189-444100 -

Fax +44-1189-444111

Menarini Helpline:

(UK) 0800 243 667

(Republic of Ireland) 1800 709903

(Northern Ireland) 0800 7837286

Email: [email protected]

A. MENARINI DIAGNOSTICS S.r.l.

Via Sette Santi, 3

50131 Firenze - Italia

User Manual

Read this user manual carefully before you start testing

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