The difference between independent packaging of blood glucose test paper and blood glucose test paper bottle: Independent packaging means that each blood glucose test paper is packaged in a single plastic bag, while bottled means that all blood glucose test paper is put into a bottle. Independent packaging is expensive, and single packaging of blood glucose test paper is very convenient to use. Uniform bottles cost less, but need to be used up within three months after opening. The requirements for blood glucose test paper bottles in the unified bottle are naturally increased a lot. First of all, there must be a desiccant inside the bottle cap to absorb water molecules and keep the test paper from deteriorating within the period of validity. Secondly, it adopts the hatchcover design, which is convenient to open.

Before using the blood glucose test paper, please make sure that the password number indicated on the test paper bottle is consistent with the password displayed on the blood glucose meter. If the coding is not set correctly, the result of blood glucose measurement will be inaccurate. Please do not use expired test paper (the expiry date is mostly at the bottom of the test paper bottle). It is recommended to use up the test paper bottle within three months after opening the cap. The blood glucose meter and blood glucose test tub are at room temperature of 10 to 30 degrees. Avoid direct sunlight. Store in a cool and dry place. Do not refrigerate. Do not touch the surface with wet hands. Pay attention to the expiry date of the test paper and ensure that it is used up within the validity period. Remove the test paper and immediately close the bottle cap.


Only fresh whole blood in the fingertip capillaries can be used in the test paper, and the earlobe can also be used as a blood sample. No venous blood, plasma or serum is used. The test paper can only be used once.