UniStrip Technologies Introduces Generic Blood Glucose Test Strips For Use With Johnson & Johnson’s OneTouch® Ultra® Meters.
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Now available nationwide on Amazon.com, and soon at other online and retail outlets, UniStrip Technologies expects that a bottle of 50 strips will be available for less than many insurance copay amounts.
"Research shows that many people with diabetes fail to properly test their blood sugar levels because of the high cost of branded products," states
"People with diabetes can now test as their doctor recommends, but at a price they can afford. Since our suggested retail price is lower than most insurance deductibles, UniStrip1™ test strips are ideal for people with a high copay, or those who buy their supplies with cash."
UniStrip1™ test strips were cleared by the
Admani notes that the company is also working to educate endocrinologists, diabetic educators, and other healthcare professionals about the product's accuracy, availability and value to their patient's care.
Clinical Study Results On Accuracy and Precision
UniStrip Technologies conducted substantial studies on the accuracy and precision of the UniStrip1™ test strips, which the
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UniStrip1™ test strips are a product of
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